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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15
TOday's Telegraphic News
Miss Krupp's Wedding.


Essen, rmany, Oct Is --In the
little chapel erected especially for the
purpose on the magnificent grounds of the
Krupp mansion, the religious ceremony
wss performed today which made Bertha
Krupp, the richest woman in the world,
the bride of Lieut. Gustav Won Bohlen
uud Halbsch, pennies German noble.
The civil ceremony which lega. y made
the couple man aud wife was performed
Saturday afternoon.
Although the ceremony was performed
in the presence of Kaiser William, rep
reseu:atives OF many noble families and
aristocratic personages, simplicity was
the keynote of the whole Wedding. De-
spite the great wealth Of the bride, there
wss no display of extravaganza either 10
her costume or the decorations Ming
ling with the aristocratic and royal we'd
ding guests were populations OF working
men representing the employees Of the
great Kruop industries. Fifty working
men we're in the wedding party and
they attended not only the church cere-
mony but the wedding banquet,
Frsulin Krupp departed from the
usual custom of wearing white wedding
gown, and her dress was simple affair
of crepe de chioe of lilac color. Two
instead of the eight pages usually used
at the fashionable weddings bore her
train. The bridegroom, according to
German custom, wore evening dress
When the ceremony had been con-
cluded Ksiser William, wearing the uni
form of field marshal, saluted the bride,
kissing her on both cheeks. He then
congratulated the groom and spoke to
Madame Krupp.
A simple wedding banquet was served
10 the dining room of the Krupp man
sion. In an eloquent speech in which
he dwet upon his friendship for the late
Baron Krupp, Bertha's father, the
Kaiser proposed the health of the young
couple.
The bride later made pilgrimage to the
blacksmith shop formally operated by
her greatgrandfather aud placed wreath
upon bust erected to his memory.
The marriage will be the occasion for
granting many fayors to the employees
at the Krupp works, and the festivities
will extend over period of two weeks
The groom will become the head of
the Krupp works.
Among the Wedding presents received
we're remembrances from several royal
personages. Kaiser William presented
a golden cup inscribed with his initials
and Sultan Abdul of Turkey sent
diamond necklace to the bride.
Lieut. Won BohleD, who was connect
ed with Germauy's diplomatic corps at
Rome, brought from that city an auto
graphic letter from Pope Plus X address
ed to the bride, wishing her long life aud
happiness aud invoking the Divine
blessing on the couple.
Madame Krupp's wedding gift was an
automobile and four thoroughbred horses.
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Cuba.

At noon Saturday Secretary Taft trans
ferred the government of Cuba to Charles
f. Msgoon, The only f,rmality being the
publication of a gazette extraordinary,
in which the outgoing governor stated /:
"By direction and with the authority of
the President OF the United States. |
hereby lay down the Office of provisional
governor of Cuba, assumed by me Au-
gust 80, and turn the same over tn
Charles Z. Magoon, my successor.
In his proclamation Governor Magoon
said "The policy declared and the as.ur-
ances given by Secretary TAFT will BE-
strictly adhered to and carried out A.
provisional governor | shall exercise the
powers and perform the duties provided
for by the third article of the appendix
to the constitution of Cuba for the pres
CREATION Of Cuban independence an the
protection of life and property. As soon
as consistent with the attainment OF these
ends | shall seek to bring about the res.
toralion of the ordinary agencies and
methods of government under the other
and general provisions of the Cuban con-
stitution. All the provisions of the con-
stitulion and laws which for the time be-
ing would be inconsistent with the ex-
ercise of the powers provided for by the
third article of the appendix must be
deemed to be in allegiance. All the other
PROVISIONS of the constitution aud laws
continue In full force and effect"
Secretary TAFT and Assistant Secretary
Bacon left Havana Saturday evening on
board the battleship Louisiana.
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MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 10, 1906.
M,x,x GoRKy. the Russian author

MAXIM GoRKY, the Russian author
and socialist, together with his "com-
panion." Nine. Audrieva, sailed from
New York Saturday on the steamship
Princess Irene for Naples aud Genoa
under the name of Mr.. and Mrs. Pick
hoff. Gorky refused to state what his
opinion of America aud Americans Is,
while his "cOmpanion" said that Amer
leans did not understand-thats all.
But Americans do understand, and that
is the reason GOrky and the woman who
mssqueraded as his wife we're snubbed and
left severely alone by respectable people
lust as soon as it became known that the
woman was not bis wife. Their travel
ing together in this country as man sno
wife while Gorky's wife was living ID
Rossia, was a piece OF arrogant and IN
sulting impu1ence and by right they
should have been arrested and imprlson-
ed for indecent conduct.
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Ask Annulment of Election.

Paris, Oct. 15.-Count Boni de Castel-
laine, whose political and marital troubles
have been the subject of 80 much
discussion through France and the
United States, may not be allowed to
resume his seat 10 the House OF Deputies
without further political fight, al
though be mad twice been returned as
victor 10 the elections A petition has
been presented to Minister Of the Interior
Clemencesn by the republican groups Of
the district in which Boni was elected
asking that his second election be snnulled
on the grounds that many irregularities
were committed by his supporters Csstel
Iaine was elected in the general election
but his victory was aonulled on grounds
of fraud. In the special election which
followed he was again successful. 1t is the
special election which his opponents are
trying to have overlhrown.
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Marriage at Upperville.

Miss Ida Dulany Beverley, daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hill Carter Beverley,
of Essex county, and Mr.. William Har-
risou. Wexford, of Sabine Hall, Rich
mond county, were married at Upper
vile at noon last Tuesday in the Epis
copal church by Rev. Arthur Johns
The best man was Mr.. Armistead Well
ford, brother of the groom, and the maid
of honor was the brides sister, Miss Re
becca Beverley. The ushers were MI
Harry d. Belt, of Baltimore; Mr.. ID.
Rozier Dulsny, IT,, CT Washington, aud
Messrs. Shackelford and Taylor, of Nor
folk, and MeCandish, of Washington. The
bridesmaids we're Misses Carolyn and
Elsie Wexford, OF Richmond county,
Va. Mrs Roberta Beverley, sister OF the
bride; Mrs Grace Lennon, of Baltimore,
ald Miss Eliza Mason.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15

THE NEW Danish tariff bill reduces
the duty on necessities and increases the
rates on luxuries and places on the free
list petroleum, salt, coal, chemicals,
gums, tar, talOw, hoop and bar iron aud
thread. The United States Congress
persists in retaining prohibitiye duty
on necessities so that the protected trusts
can control prices and maintain them al
the highest point possible, and allows
Injuries like diamonds aad champagne
to be imported at low rates. lfvo'ers
feel that the greatly increased cost oil
living, by reason Of the tariff protecting
the trusts from competition, has not
been made up to them by increased
wages or greater profits in business, the
opportunity to revise the tariff is now
open by voting for the democratic can
didate for Congress, who is pleged to
revision, instead of the republican can
didate who is pleged to stand pat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15

ABOUT the only friends of the trusts
are the friends of the tariff; and these
friepdg of the tariff would never revise
it in the interest of the people. Yet
they are crying out that the tariff should
be revised only by the friends of the people
instead of the friends Of the trusts? Aud
wouldn't it be better to revise it now
than a: some indefinite future time?
1.-THE present times so sick that present
medicine must be ministered" to aid
those who are suffering from the pro-
,ected trusts high prices.
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i.ansburgh s Bro.
400 to 426 Seventh street,
Az to 425 Eighth Street,
WASHINGTON, D. @.
Resigned.

Berlin, Oct. Is Prince Alander Won
MISUNDERSTANDING has resigned his
position ofpresident ofthe District Alsace
as a result of the criticism from the
throne over his publications the momoirs
of the father, the late Chancellor Hohen-
lone. This pub ication has aroused the
greatest interest throughout Europe.
Among others things it contains an ex-
tract from the late ChancelIor's diary re-
lating to differences between Kaiser
Williams and Prince Bismarck which had
to Bismarck retirement. The Kiser
was furious when he read of the publca-
lion. AS the anger Of the Kaiser over
he publica ion was well known, the re-
signation of Prince Hohlehoe has caused
little surprise.
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Daughters of the Confederacy.

The convention OF the Virginia Divi-
sion of the Diughte;s of the Confederacy,
which met Monday at Wytheyille, ad
iourned late Friday night after electing
the following officers. President, Mrs. W.
R McYenney, Petersburg; first vice
president, Mrs. @. B. Tate, Draper Val
ley second vice president, Mrs. John II.
Fulton, Wylheville, third vice president,
Mrs. James MacGill, Pulaski City; fourth
vice president, Mrs. Cabell Smith, Rocky
Mount; recording secretary, Mis- Nellie
Preston, Seven Mile Ford; corresponding
secretary Miss Annie Mann, Petersburg
re :istrar, Miss Elvira A. Jones, Roanoke;
historian, Mrs. j. E Robinson, Rich
mond custodian, Mrs J. II Timberlske,
Richmond; treasurer, Mrs. j. E. Alex
ander, Alexandria.
The convention will be held at Nor
folk, and probably in June instead OF
October next year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15
DE-. Rrnuw er on the stand.

Toms River, oct. Is DR.. Brouwer,
charged with poisoning bis wife, created
the creates attention OF the trial when
he was suddenly csllsd to the stand
shortly before noon. He broke down
completely when questioned in regard
to his relations with his wife, and cried
like child. All the emotion which be
restrained during the trial overcame
him when he was called on to tell his
cory. His story was told between sobs
q he struggled tor mastery OF his feel
iDgs.
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From Washington.
;Cofrespcnasnce Of the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, Oct. Is.

;Co,responasnce Of the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, Oct. 10.
United States supreme Court today
denied the motion for a rehearing IN the
case of former Senator Joseph RslPn
Burton, OF Kansas, convicted OF prse'
ticing for pay before the Postoftice De:
pArtment while a Senator of the United
States. He will now have to serve six
months imprisonment in the Iron county
Mo-, Jail and pay the 81, 500 fine assessed
by the federal court at St. Louis. The
court last May sustained the verdict OF
the lower court, but Burton's attorneys
obtained leave 10 file Diotion for re-
hearing. Todsy's action disposes finally
of the case aud removes any possible
chance of Burton's legally escaping
punishment
The Department oil Justice has decid-
ed to investigate thoroughly the charges
of the existence of slavery in several
Southern states. Assistant Attorney
General Russell, will leave Thursday tor
Alabama and then go on to Florida
Miss Emma Sterling, of Tampa, Secre-
tary of the Humane Society OF Florida,
who came here in person to secure the
governments assistance in Graduating
the evil which she says exists in an ag-
gravated form, is going over the case
very carefully with Mr.. Russell today.
For the first time in its history, the
SnnrssY,e Conrt Of the limited States
today foaDd itself called upon TO con-
slider lynching case. Behind this
trsgedy are the race troubles of the
south. Sheriff j. +. Ship, Of Chatia'
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Virginia News.


Mrs Chas. N. Chef died suddenly at
Culpeper Saturday in the sixiy.second
year of Der age
Representative ]. E Watson, of To-
diana, and Speaker Cannon will speak
10 Wytheville ana Bristol in behalf of
Congressman Slemp today.
w. E. Scruggs, of Thurman, W. Va,
vas found dead in room at Ford's
Hotel, in Richmond, Saturday about
noon as result of blowing out the gas.
Miss Grace Arents, niece of the late
Maj. Lewis Ginter, is at the head OF a
movement to establish saniiarium for
ne free treatment OF dependent consu mp
tives in Richmond.
10 the United States Circuit Court in
Richmond, Saturday 10 the suit against
the Southern Railway for violating the
safety appliance law, the road was or
dered to pay 800, the limit.
Mr.. Charles w. Littleton. of Clarke
county, and Miss Portis Fletcher, daugb.
ter of Joshua O.. Fletcher, of Bluemont,
Loudoun county, were married Friday
BY DR. |. B. Lake, pastor of the Baptist
Church
Joachim Fetzer, aged seventy eight.
veteran merchant OF Winchester, died
at his home near there Saturday. after a
long illness Mr.. Fetzer was native
Of Shenandoah county, but had lived in
Winchester the greater part of his life.
The Rev. DR.. J. w. Rosebro, for six
years pastor Of the Presbyterian church
OF Fredericksburg, rendered his resigna-
ton yesterday. he said that as presi-
dent of the Fredericksburg College he
could not give both institutions proper
attention.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Alice Mutt Wise, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Newton
Wise, to Mr. William Preston Gibson,
which is to take place Thursday evening,
October rs, in the Presbyterian Church,
Leesburg.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. LuptoD, OF Lees
burg, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Millicent, to Rev. Charles
Turner Caldwell, d. d., Of Waco, Tex.
The wedding is to take place in the
Presbyterian Church, at Leesburg, on
October IS.
The Oak Grove Pleasure Club, of
Henrico. was arraigned in the Circuit
Court Saturday for accepting member
under twenty-one years of sge and sell
ing him whisky. The evidence being
conclusive, the charter of the club, as
well as its license, was revoked by Judge
Clopton, of Manchester, sitting for JUDI e
Scott, the resident judge.
Fire of unknown origin did several
thousand dollars damage in the bach
elors' quarters at Fort Monroe Saturday
The flames started in the basement and
when dis covered had eaten their way
through the first and second floors of the
building. The Fort Monroe company
was called out, and after q stubborn
fight extinguished the flames.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Anne Gordon Keith 10 Edward
NJ. Spilmsn, of Warrenton. Miss Keith
is the daughter of the late Isham Keith,
of Woodbourn, and niece Of Judge James
Keith, president of the Court of Appeals
of Virginia. Mr.. Spillmsu is the son of
the late Luther Spilmsn, Of Richmond,
and nephew of Judge E. M. Spilman,
of Warrenton. The marriage will take
place at St. James Episcopal Church
December r.
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The Market,
,rgetown, Oct. Is Wheat s. 70
Letter to Harlow Brothers
Alexandria, Virginia.

Alexandra, Virginia.
Dear Sirs It is a great thing for merchant
to have the exclusive sale lin his region, of
course, y Of anything wanted by everybody.
There are two ways 10 treat such goods.
One is: put the price up and m Ike big profit.
The other way is be fair and make more.
DevOe is the paint that takes least gallons
and costs least money house, JOB, year,
a lifetime-nO matter how you re- kon your
costs, except by the gallon-Devoe is the
best care. taker and costs least money.
Doa't forget that the principal part of the
cost Of paint is putting it on. Less gal ons,
less cost. Don't forget that another principal
part Of economy is long wear; less gallons,
less cost and long wear.
II is a great thing 10 have the exclusive
sale of popular goods, of goods that make
friends, of goods that enrich both buyer and
seller. Devoe is perhaps only ten per cent.
better than one or two others; but ten is
plenty-it's 200 or 300 better than many.
There's manya menhans who hasn't found
out his goods 1t doesn't take man long to
fnd-out that DevOe is the least-money paint
and why, no matter which side he is on.
Yours truly.
FW DEyoE & Co.
ii New York
P. Sc S Leadbeater & Sons sell our
paint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15

SUIT for Sl5, 900 damages was brought
at Norristown, Pa, Saturday against DIR
ElIwood CorsoD, one of the Oldest and
leading physicians of the town. by Pat
rick Naylon. The latter alleges that his
wife fell aud fractured her arm, and that
Or. Corson stated there was no fracture
and treated the arm accordingly. be
further alleges that Mrs. Naylon's hand
is now badly deformed and she may
never have the proper use of it. Suits
like these are calculated to make ply
siciaus little more careful In their dag
nOses.
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Killed in Railroad Accident.

Paris, Oct 15.-rwelve bodies have
been removed from the wreck OF pass
enger train which was run into by q To-
connective last evening Will standing in
the station of Epernon, dep rtment of
Eure-et LOUVRE. 1t is said fifty OF the
passenger were seriously injured, at least
fifteen OF whom are not expected to re-
cover. The engineer and fremeu of the
locomotive which ives running light,
have been arrested on charge OF Grim
inal careessness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15
Is the Moon Inabited.

Science has proven that the moon has an
atmosphere, which makes life in some form
possible on that satellite; but 10: for human
beings, who have ri enough time on this
earth Of ours; especially those who don't know
that Electric Bitter cure Headache. Bilious
ness, Malaria, Chills aud Fever, Janndice.
DI sp.psia, Dizziness. Torpid Liver, Kidney
complaints. General Debility and Female
weakness. UnequalIed as a general Tonic
and Appetizer for wesk persons and especial
ly for the aged. II induces sound sleep.
Fully guaranteed b. E. s. l.eadbeater x Soma,
Druggists. Price only 20.
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supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias.

New Orleans, Oct Is TIE twenty
fourth convention of the Supreme Lodge
knight of Pylhlas and the Biennial En-
campment of the Uniform Bank opened
here today. Several thousand Pythians
arrived here today. The formal opening
OF the convention will take place at four
O'Clock today when the camp will be
opened on behalf of the order by Supreme
Chancellor Chas. Shiveley, of Richmond,
Va. The dress parade viii come Oft at
Ave o,clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15

AN URGENT call for more troops IN
the Philippines is made by Major Cen
eral Leonard Wood in a report which
the War Department has just received
His argument is so strong that 1t has set
the general staff by the ears. come OF
the statements in the report are 80 radi-
cal that it is certain that nothing ike a
peaceful condition can be expecte1 ID
the archipelago for years to come, posi-
bly not until the present generation OF
Filipinos has been exterminated' Inns
has been predicted by the knowing ones
since the beginning. On June 80 there
were 20, O4S men in garrison at various
points in the islands. General Wood
declares he must have artillery and at
least one squadron from each OF the cav
airy organizations of the United States
army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15
More HaZing.

Annapolis, Oct, l5.-Rear Admiral
Sands, Superintendent OF the Naval
Academy, today received further state
ment from the board oil investigation
which disclosed the case of hsziug against
midshipman Robert P. Cutler, OF Calais,
O., Third class. Cutler is charged with
having assumed unwsrranted and I'M
authorized authority over fourth class
man Chevalier, of Massachusetts,. Ad-
miral Sands is awaiting statement
from young Cutler after which he will
consider the form of punishment to be.
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IN MEMORIAM.

In SD but loving remembrance Of onr
darling baby, GLADYS EBHARD1, age 10
mouths, who died October, 10, 1905 -one yer
ago tonight
Angels came 20 gather flowers
To deck the throne Of Heaven.
lie took the purest and the fairest
That God had even given.
Lonely the house and sad the hours
Since Gladys has teen gone;
But oh ! brighter home than ours
In Heaven is her own.
God forgive us, bit the longing
So intense ard full of pain.
Just h. clasp our baby during,
Just to feel her kiss rgaiD.
BY MAMMA And PAPA.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus,
Safe on his gentle breast,
There by his love o'reshadowed
Sweetly her soul shall rest
Too fair Lud for earth is blooming in Heaven
BY HER GRANDPARENTS.
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Damage suit settled.

Dublin, Ireland, Oct. Is Richard
Croker has settled the suit for damages
for libel brought by him against the
London Magazine out OF court. 1t is
stated uuofficiallv that the editors of the
magazine sre ready to apologize for the
article and pay all expenses Of the suit,
and that Croker has agreed to such
settlement, dropping his claim for dam
oUea
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Death of Rev, sam. Jones.

Little Rock, Oct. Is. Rev. Sam Jones
the nc'ed evangelist, of CartersviiIe Ga
died of heart disease this morning on an
eastbound Rock Island train at Perry.
Ark.
Samuel Porter Jones, familiarity known
as "Sam Jones'" was born in Chambers
county, Alabama, October 10, 1S4I.
He began life as lawyer. but subses
guently became a minister OF the M. y.
Church South, and was for years en-
gagged as an evangelist.
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Negro College Dynamited.

Harrell College, negro institution at
Seneca, was blown up by dynataite about
midnight Friday. JF. Wllliams,a negro
minister, is president of the college, and
it is supported by Northern white people.
He went to Seneca from Abbeville seve-
raj years ago, snG it is said, made him
self Objectionable to the white people. de
advised the negroes not to work for the
white people A letter of warning was
sent him to leave Seneca, but be ignored
it. Dynamite cartridges were placed
under each corner of the college build
Ing by unknown parties, and when the
clock struck midnight the dynamite was
exploded, partially wrecking the build
ing.
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Entnmhfd In a Mine.

London, Oct Is --Tgo hundred
miners have been entombed in the Dur
ham Galleries at WiDgate by an explos-
ion aud it is feared many have been lost.
Thirty men have been rescued and "a
bodies have already been removed and
rescuing parties are at work seeking TO
reach any of the miners whomay still be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-10-15

Professor Charles Michae!s, pioneer
bsndmaster, dropped dead in Newport,
KY, Saturday playing dirge for his
friend, Emil Christian, whose sudden
death occurred Wednesday while the
marriage ceremony of Michacls' son was
being performed
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