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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
Rioting at lorraine, Ohio.

Lorraine, O., April 5.-Followine
riots here last night In which one rio.eI
was shot and q Piukerton guard Injured,
Mayor King ordered out the local COM
pany of the Ohio National Guard "a
check rio;sra at the plant Of the Amer.
can bodybuilding Company. The riots
resulted from tho importation of strike
breakers. Their renewal Is expected, The
stocksde at the plant % protected by arm
ed Pinkertous,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

Al TIE regular meeting Oh The war
Veterans and Sons Association OF the
United States in Brooklyn Wednesday
night il was reported that several aSg
Grms were engaged in manufacturing
the flags Of the late Coniederacy by the
thouasnd for use at The Jamestown Ex'
position, After warm discussion OF
the matter mo'ion to the effect that
She association officially protest against
such display was carried. There are
evidently a number Of yankees" yet
Giving who are afraid Of the Confederate
fag but it is dollars TO doughnuts that
these fellows we're "boom proofs" dur
Jog the war and never got near the firing
line. The Confederate Gag Is nos re-
garded by southern people as but a
mementa of a los; cause--a sentimcDt---
10 dear to them "a the flag OF lrelsndis TO
the sons Of the Emerald Isle, aCd why a
fuss is constantly being kicked up on
account Of its dislay in the Southland
Is hard toundersiand By sensible people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
His near Old Mother,

my dear old mother, who Is now eighty.
three years old, thriYes on Electric Bitters,
writes w. B. Brunson, Of Dublin, Ga. she
has taken them for about two years and en-,
Joys an excellent appetite, feels strong ana
sleeps we'll" That's the way Electric hit
tiers affect the saed, and the same bsppy re-
suits follow In ell cases Of female Seakness
and esneral debility. Weak, puny children
too. are greatly strengthened By them. Guar.
Hnteed aisa FOR stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by Z. g. Lesdbestsr q Sons, drug
gists, SOC,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
No More Kimonas Abroad.

Cincinnati. April 5.--A new dress reformer
is abroad 10 force sensible attire for women.
He has COO assistants sworn to aid him and
his name Is MillikiD, chief Of police. Here
Is his edict issued yesterday
THE kimono must cease TO be worn on
the street. The high-heeled slipper must go
when accompanied by purple stockings or
other gaudy ankle encssen,euts. Skirts must
not be held too high, no matter how rainy
the day. Young girls must not wear fasci'
majors"
Milliken has said 1t. he has told his
lieutenants, sergeants and patrnlm'n to sr-
r,st any person appearing on the streets IN
attire that would not look we'll in church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

mountain region, establishing a most
dangerous form of monopoly. 1t is re-
ported that the Hartman roads stand
ready to give mp very large proportion
Of their coal land holdings rather Than
have their title Investigated BY the courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
New York stock Market.

New York. April s.-The feature o. the
stock market this morning vas continued
outside commission house buying and the
dominant factor was the further easing on 10
money With time money supplied Of general
declines from Yesterdays rates. Price move
ments generally consisted Of advances Of 4!
TO points In higher class shares and gains Of
to point In low priced Issues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

Is Is given oOt at Washington that
the Government will soon recover pos
session Of millions OF dollars worth OF
coal and mineral lands fraudulently OBJ
tsiued by the Union Pacific Railroad
and other railroad and coal companies
10 Colorado. Wyoming, Utah aud other
mouu'ain states. The recovery Of these
lands is sure 10 open up competition
with some OF the pestiierous fuel trusts
shat have been organized 10 the inter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
Suicide of NIIIIIonaire,s Wife.

New York, April 5.-Crszed by in
sonia, Mrs. Otto Both6eld, wife Of a
millionaire produce merchant, slipped
out Of their fine Bay Ridge mansion
while her husband and children slept
early today. walked several blocks In
her night gown to the Narrows and threw
herself In. Her body MAS not recovered
uutIl several houis afterwards, when the
entire nelghborhood had been aroused
and dozen policemen were searching
the shores for some trace OF her. On
January II, 1906, Mrs. Bothfeld made
an unsuccessful effort to end her life BY
shooting herself In the LETT temple.
Though generally normal, when Mrs.
Bothaeld sought In vain to get sleep,
she became almost freuzied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
YelioR FeYer in Havana

Havans, April ga case of ysllew
fever was discovered bare yesterday. 1t
Is the llrst case found 10 several months
snd immediate steps we're taken for q
close quarantine. The authorities have
no fear of an epidemic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
Santiago Burning.

Hsvsna. April 5.--Dispatches just
received from Santiago say the town Is
on Gre and it is feared it will be totally
destroyed. Scsnt details are given, but
1t is stated no water is available for fight
inc the namea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
IN AIEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance OF my beloved child
FRANK MAYHuGH, who died April 5.
1902-fve years ago today.
Five lonely years have passed
Since have seen his face;
Think Of him just as when be sat
In his old familiar place.
how / miss his tender accents.
How his love fondly crave.
When my lifs's work here Is over
Let me rest beside his grave
BYHIS DEVOTED MoTHEe, MARION MAY.
HUGH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

'Preyentics" will promptly cheek a cold
or the Grippe when taken early or 81 ,pe
"sneeze stage" Preventicsscure seated eoids
as well. Preyentics Bre little candy Goid
cure tablets, aud DR.. shocp, Rac,ns. Wis /,
colds free il yon will write him. The ssn.
pies prove their merit, Check early Colds
with preventics and stop Pneumonia. BOLD
in &c and 25c bOres BYE. s. Lesdbsster q
Soma. druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
DIED.

On Thursday. April 4, 1907. JOHN AR
RELI., son of the late Thomas B. and Lucy
P. Finks, aged SO years. Funeral service q.
the residence of his brother, W. L. Finks,
si4 Prince street, on saturday evening at 7
O'Clock lnterment at Warrenton. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

There is nothing more dainty for o picnic
or luncheon than Argo Red salmon sand
witches or salad. The Cook Book tells you
how to prepare them. Ask your grocer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
NIB. Harlow
&C.,, Inc.,
ll9 South Fairfax Street,
Alexandria. Va.

UIRGINIA.--In the Clerks ,'fice OF thu
Corporation Court Of the Citv Of Aiexan-
dris, on the 9th day Of April, 1907.
John d. Matter, VS.. 4. +. Mccarthy, 4. j..
Fsnnon and !. X n Norton, trustees; The
Mercant lie Railway Building and Loan
Association, Robinson Moncure, trustee, and
Margaret f. Normoyle, 10 chanesry and
attachment.
Memo. The object Of this suit 10 70 attach
the estate and debts Of 7. F. Mccarthy, In
the city of Alexandria, and subject same to
the payment Of eomplainaDt's claim o. sos.0s
With interest { ON December sthl 1906.
In appearing by sn affidavit tiled In this
GAUGE that the defendant, r. r. Mccarthy
IL not a resident of this State u is Ordered,
That said defendant appear hare within
fifteen days after due publication Of this
order, and do what Is necessary 70 protect
his interests In this suit, and that copy Of
this order be forth with inserted In 'he Alex.
andria Gazette, q newspaper published In the.
city of Alexandria, once week for four sue.
ceSsiye weeks, and posted at the front door oG
the Court House Of this city.
A Copy-TEsTR
Me- ELL 8. GREENAwAY. Cseyk.
Howard w. Smith, o. O. apr5 yxx-sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

ASAyANNAH paper calls attention to
Che fact that the propaganda of social
ism fnds little encouragement 10 the
aouthem State. and most encourage
ment in New England and the north
west. where republicsnism is strongest.
IN the List Of states abandoned" toF
the present BY iheleRdesa Of the socialist
movement we're the names OF practically
all Of the southern States. he excep'
sions being kentucky aud Texas. So
oialism eanrot flourish where real de-
mocraey ia prscticed; where the govern
nent is Of, Tor, and by the people. The
south, the most American part Of thE
country, remains true TO the ideals Of the
founders OF the government, That Ia
why it isn't psrmeaied with socialism
snd other distempers which are raging
more or less in other parts OF the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05
discharged from sanitoriumi.

Stamford, Conn, April 5.--Terry Nc.
Govern. former pugilistic champion, is to be
discharged this afternoon from. Stamford
Hall santarium, where he has been since
December. When he was brought here It
was said he was total wrecb and victim
Of pares;s. Terry's trouble however, was
alcoholism. He is greatly improved but
whether he will fight az in 10 problematicsi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

a NUMBER Of Virginia papers have
agreed with the Gszatte's observations
concerning the importation OF soldiers
into Alexandria last week during the
tidal OF George Midgets, c6lo'ed, for the
murder of Ohas. T. Smith. The Char;
loltesyills Progress in referring to the
useless procedure and the expense IN
yolyed very truly says.
There is something very rePuguant to
the reverence of the Euglish-speskinE
Tor the supremacy of the law TO sea ais-
cd soldiers in court Of justice. II Is
spectacle more appropriate to the So
called republic Of Rome afiet the Caesars
usurped iheir sway than to our free re-
public where the military is subordinate
10 the popular voice and the edlcts Of
the courts. where the Law and not the
hayonet is supreme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

HEADLESS ROE HERRING. elearsJ
and packed on shore whom caueAs; also Pdess
Roe Herring for aals by 'e''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-05

Me- ELL $. GREENAwAY, Clerk.
Howard w. Smith, o. O. apr5 xxx-sat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
CONCERN
TO LEAVE ] STATE
Insurance Commissioner Takes
Drastic Steps nAcase of
Heralds Of Liberty.

state Insurance Commissioners Joseph
Button yesterday morning took sharp
and decisive action with reference TO
the case of the Heralds of Liberty.
which he finds. upon examination, Is
an unreliable insurance concern. In 81
letter addressed to the Philadelphia
headquarters of the concern ut $3.50
Mint Arcade, the commissioner en-
Mr.. Charles G. Taylor. Jr.. actuhry OF
the department in view of the facts
set forth. In which Colonel Hutton pro-
ceeds to state, that YOU are hereby
ness In this State is Cancelled and Will
not be renewed. and you are forthwith
TO DISCONTINUE the solicitation OF mem
beers in the State of Virginia.
Among other thing, Actuary Tay-
lor. speaking of the Hcralds of Liber.
ty. said in his report.
The society also issues what is termed Il
reserve fund distribution OF second degree
beneficial certificates. This certificate IL
contrary to the provisions OF Chapter v. D,
ths act Concerning the bureau OF insur.
arcc. relating TO fratcrnai beneficiary So
ctct.es. section ! of which coutaips the FOL.
lowing restrictions:
=. Payment of death dement's shall he
IN families, heirs. blood relatives, All.
onesa husband OF. anianced wife of. or to
persons denendens upon the member. as
riay be desfgnated by the member. or 10
such other benefctGriea as may be per-,
mitted by the laws OF the State or
ton is charte. ed.
Lottery Scheme.
Under the terms OF this certificate urs,r
the death of a member belonging to ans
given class. one-haif OF the face of the Ger.
hhcate is PAYABLE to the beneficiary of the
person inquired and at the same time there
Is paid to the Oldest living member In this
eiasn TO which The deceased member be.
lcpFed one-haif OF the face of the lcertificatt
which he holds. This second payment
therefore. nccrues TO the living rnenlbe.
uToh the death of q person in whom he ma,
harc absolutely no insurable interest. ant
tbs refore Is contrnr. to the section OF this
law above quoted. and also contrary to pub
H.: policy. in that the maturity or his cetti.
hcatc depends upon the death of another
person In whom. as above stated he ma,
have no insurable interest.
This scheme also partakes Of the natur,
% lotter.. In that the benefit to the lvipa
intmber Is contingent upon, the chance. first
that another member will die. and secc1 d
that he may be the Oldest member in the elias,
70 which he belongs This feature als.
makes the Issuance OF such certificate re
pugnapt to the laws OF this Commonwealth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
At FUNERAL.
THIEF GOT BUSY AGAIN
InsBroad Light Of Day and Stole Severa
Articles Citizens Aroused

and Twenty second Streets. OH Mar
shall. Among the active members are
Captain Morgan r. AIills.%o the City
Council; Mr. Edgar White. clerk yof the
Police Court, and number of we'll
known private citizens. /, Z,
Captain Mills said last night that 1t
was not the purpose Of these Een-
tlemen TO do anything unlawful, hut
that q number of dapredntionsy In the
neighborhood lately had maze u neces-
sary for them to take some steps to
protect their families and personal
property. The police are co op. rating
with the citizens In this move, and j.
is hoped that arrests can be reported
For some weeks residents of this
section have been In a state OF alarm
On many occasions negroes have been
known to enter, back yards and at
tempt 70 find an entr,ance through Is I
away. Ladies and children have be,
come much cScitels and the men nave
been forced to tnks some q, aet IT steps
sidered intolerable. For ssevera! Sgdn 81; rs
members of the comm tee WI tn oftl,
Gers of the police force ~ platn
clothes, have pntrolled the mel 81 pors
hood all night and IN some cases have
given chase to suspicious looktn 9
groes, Members Of the comm g ma We
asked for permission to 90 armed; and
those who cannot explain their bust
ness had hest keep away from this
section OF the city after midnight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
committee Of Church

The vigilance committee Of Church
Hill was caught mapping yesterday at
ternoon by a sneak thief, who has
alarmed tho neishborhood for some
days past. While Chairman Mills was
attending funeral uptown and other
ing after their business, the, thief ems
tered the homo OF w. Victor Burnett,
at al03 East Marshall street, ana
stole gold bracelet, a revolver, kept
other articles Of lesser value. The
vigilance committee has redoubled its
vigilance, and Is now determined to
effect the capture of the miscreant who
has so turned the Joke on 1t.
The committee is an Informal orr
ganization, gotten up by some of the
citizens OF Church Hill, most OF the
members living between Twenty first
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
FRIEND OF Queen
TO TELL OF WORK
Mrs. Fearn Will Describe Labors
Of Carmen Sylvia in Behalf
of Blind.

Mrs. Frances Fcarn, of New Orleans,
widow of Hon. Walker Fearn, United
States Minister for many years to for
cign courts--4Among them Greece and
Roumania-is in the city, and is
stopping at the Jefferson Hotel.
Born in Kentucky. the daughter and
sister OF Confederate soldiers, MIS-.
Fearn Is pre-eminently and typically
a Southern woman. Her home was
transferred at an early date. in her
life from Louisville to New Orleans,
the city of her adoption and affec-
ton. Her husbands ancestors. original.
ly Virginians. went from this State to
Alabama. In his young manhood Mr..
Fearn was brought into close touch
with President jefferson Davis, of the
Confederacy, and rendered to the
South important diplomatic service ut
st. Petersburg, in England, and at
other foreign courts.
Friend of Queen.
During President Cleveland's admin
istration Mr.. E'earn was appointed
Ambassador to Greece. and aftcrward,
for four years, was Minister to Rou-
mania. With the Queen of this coul-
try. Mrs. Fearn formed n friendship
so Intimate and enduring in its nature
that she is now travelling through
America and the South as the CO.
worker of Carmen sylvia, bringing her
message in behalf of the blind. and
describing the work which the Queen
is doing In her own land In behalf Of
this helpless and afflicted class of
her people.
Mrs Fearn will talk to the members
of the Woman's Club on Monday al
ternoon In relation to her own work
and in relation to Carmen sylvia. 70
whose influence she traces much OF
what is best and noblest in herself.
The time and place of lecture TO
be given in Richmond later. under the
auspices of representative Richmond
women, and illustrated with beautiful!
pictures of the Queen and Roumanian
scenes will be announced as soon os
arrangements for 1t have been COM
pleted.
Mrs. Fearn's return from abroad
where she and her daughter. Mrs. :
Bar. i. French. spent some time TO-
gether in Switzerland, after Mrs. Fearl
left the Rouman.an court. has bean
comparatively recent. She possesses
a most magnetic personality, and is SC
fun Of feeling and enthusiasm In re-
gard to her work that she cannot
fail to impress others with whom shs
is brought in contact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
SHOW RE oPLE GET $500
Jury Gave Cox and Reich Sum Fall
AAHOc in ton q ffcred to PMy. 49,

After hearing evidence two days. a
awarded to Cox and Reich, vaudeville
managers, verdict Of $1,000 against
the Virginia State Fair. sNsociat ion. The
result was u victory for the associa-.
ton. as President HenrysC. Stuart had
testified that the directors We're, will
ling to pay. and in fact, had offered
that amount. which was refused The
show people presented contract
H. Coleman. as manager, bu Mr. Stu
art4declared that Coleman had no such
authority. 82i III Z, 7,
& The suit Of Theodore Fl. Coleman
against the association was continued
until the next term of court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
TO SUCCEED Mr.. REED

Imperial Tobacco Company Names MIR.
Edgar S. Carlton.
The directors of the Impartial To-
bacco Company. of Great Britain and
ireland, have announced to the repre-
sentatives of the company In this city.
with deep regret. the death OF their
colleague and friend. Mr.. Wexford G.
Reed, who for number OF years was
general manager of the leaf depart
nent In America and also a director
in the company. q
The directors Of the company have
also cabled the appointment OF Mr.. Ed
gar S. Carlton, Mr.. Reeds assistant
to take charge OF the leaf buying de-
partment5in the United States. to suc-
coed Mr. Reed I. "A se 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
TOOK SAVINGS TO
CHURCH; LOST ALL 4.
Widow, Attending Funeral at St.
Peters, Dropped Purse Con-
tanning Over $3.50.

One of the ladies III attendance on
the funeral of Captain Robert lie Ma
surfer at st. Peters Church yesterday
afternoon reported TO police lieadquar-
ters that she had left in the church q
purse containing more than $500 In
money. She did not miss the property
until nearly home. She hurried back
to st. Peters. and with the help OF
the sexton, searched the place but the
money was not to be found. The wo-
man, who Is widow With one child,
and to whom the sum represented the
savings Of several years, was some
what excited by the loss. and in an
swer to inquiries could not be abso-
lutely certain that she had not left the
pocketbook at home before going Ia
the funeral. Detective-SergeantW Wren
was detailed on the case. but was not
able to gain any trace OF the money
last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
Buy at Home aud Early.

What has impressed tho casual shop
per most, however is the fact that
Christmas trading has begun early.
Therefore, the wise ones are up with
the larks. They have better oppor-
,tunities Of inspection, and all seem
to realize that those who shop first
get the pick of the goods. The tardy
men or women find empty shelves.
which means that they must travel
from store to store and purchase what
is left. Besides, II the work is done
early the overburdened shopgirls will
not be completely broken down on
Christmas Day, when they would like
to enjoy themselves a little
Apart from the early and active
buying" said Broad Street merchant
last night. the most satisfactory
thought of all is that Richmond peo-
pie are buying at home this year. And
why not? They are able to do their
own selecting. and as the counters Of
the city offer attractions equal to those
in New York, there is no reason why
they should go away to buy and then
pay the freight It comes out of them.
whether the New York man promises
to send goods without cost or not"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
GET BETTER SCHEDULE
Northside Cars to Run Every Ten Min
utex Hereafter.

NOrthsfde Cars to Run Every Zen Mih-
utex Hereafter.
AS the result of conference held
by Judge Edmund Waddill. IT,. OF the
United states District Court. with Ger
tain interested citizens and with the
officials of the Virginia passenger ana
Power Company concerning the pres
ent schedule on the First street line.
which operates between Broad street
and Ginter Park, an agreement has
been, reached by which ten-minute
In few days in lieu of the twenty
minute schedule now In effect.
The question is one of consuming
interest to the patrons Of the road.
the city on business every day.
Judge Waddill. by whom the affairs
OF The. COMPANY. are directed ,. did mo no.
conference was q most harmonious one
ana the officers of the company read !,
lily agreed to make the suggested
change. One of them said last night
that the new schedule would be put
into effect within short time. but
that 1t would take several days TO
complete certain arrangements which
would he necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13
BOYS FINED AND WARNED
Youngsters Act "Bad N1ens
Of

Henrtco Youngstersg Act "Dad Mems
h nnd Get Caught.
Jimmie Lowe and pleasant Mont
Before Magistrate, Larus at Henrtco
Courthouse yesterday charged with
cursing and being otherYise tllsorderrr
U.s. at the home Of Mrs. Emma ~, Per-
We're fined $3.50. knowing that Lowe
was an orphan and would probably
have To go to prison. Mr. sLarus i hen
relnItted his fine with the swarninsst that
the gneSt time lle appeared in court.9he
would be locked UP.
Montgomery was; charged IN the
WARRANT With having sshotln gun on thu
Premises of Mrs. Perkins lie was
DISMISSED on this charge, as Mrs. Per
slsins was not able to Identify him.
These are two CT TIA f1nr BOYS
and behaved themselves so al sreputa-
lilly that she was Oh iged to u ppeal u
Che law for protect Ion. Il Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-13

shoes, br,ckbats ana
sticks mad been
unaNailing. A suffer-
err had complained
to e. c. Taylor, OF
the S. p. c. a..
who hears charges
OF cruelty against
only dumb beasts
not as dumb as they
might be-and has
no care for cruelty
to those who can
swear and pray. Mr..
Tn,1n~ ,,nfar~Hl l,;,,,