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ALEXANDRIA NEWS
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEX ANDRIA VA. MARCH 8

Requisition papers for the removal Of
George Midgets. alias William johnson.
alias Charles Mitchell. from the State
of Pennsylvania TO the State Of Viz
ginia, arrived from Governor Swanson
this morning. The papers were received
by Attorney Brumback. who is acting
Commonwealth attorney during the
sickness Of s. c. Brent The papers
were turned over by Mr.. BrUmback TO
Chief Goods and by Mayor Pan's direc-
ton were in turn placed in the hands Of
Policemen Ferguson and Roberts. who
will leave today for Harrisburg TO bring
Johnson back TO this city for trial for
the murder OF Charles r. Smith, on the
night Of October 20. 1906
Mayor Pam this morning stated that
he had not decided whether the prisoner
would be brought TO the Jail here or
would be taken TO some adjoining COun-
" for safe keeping The policemen will
It is expected. leave for Harrisburg this
afternoon and will start back with him
tomorrow.
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HIST! DARK PLOT REVEALED!
TAKE RUSSIANS TO HAWAII,
THUS CHECKMATING JAPAN
Secretary StrauS Smiles at Madrid Ghost Story, and
immigration Officials Say Slavs Would Fade
Away at Honolulu.

MADRID, Spain. March SIN the sail
ing today Of the steamer Heliopolis.
from Malaga. with 1900 Russian emf
grants bound for Hawaii is revealed, ac-
cordinC TO 2 general belief here. a plan
OF the United States authorities to
checkmate Japan in her apparent
scheme of coIonizing the Hawaiian is
lands with japanese.
The 1900 Russians shipped today are
only the advance guard Of cmisrants
who will be- sent 10 the islands.
1t is stated the Washington authorities
are encoura ginE this emigration with
the hope Of filing the islands with white
settlers.
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Died.

DleQ.
BALDWIN Entered into rest March c. 1907.
BERNARD BALDWIN. son Of Mrs
GeorgiEa r Baldwin The Lexington.
TwenIy-first and ! streets. II
BURKE-Ou March = 1857. ar Gas p. m..
I[ATHALEEN B-. the beloved daughter OF
Matthew Burke and Della Burke tnee Hur-
ueEl, aged two years and six months
Funeral VIII take place from her late
residence % X street northeast. on Satur-
DAY. March 9. al %. M Relatives and
friends arr invited Co attend. Il
CATON-Ou THURSDAY March e. 1907. at 20
years.
She was born ia this Sly afty-four years
James and Catherine Cation. For number
of years she was a faithful and popular
emDlOyr OF the Government Printing olilc-.
about "a year ago she resigned because of
failing health
Funeral services viii be held az the house.
followed hy requiem mass al ST AlOySius
Church. tomorrow morning AZ $50 u. cIuck-
The iutermeUt viii be 20 Mt Oiivet Gene
teTy- Il
GUiLFORD-ou Friday. March s. 1907. ar
$40 a. uf. HARRY h. GUII.FOED. aged
Funeral from his brothers. residence. j.
Tenth street southeast sunday. March TO.
e. o. ODD. Relatives and friends invited In
temeut private II
KAISER-On Thursday. March :. 1907. AT
SEQ o. No. AT her residence lJl Il street
northwest, CHRISTINE. beloved wife ~
Julius a. Kaise-. q. : \. Robert Ii.
Kaiser. and Edward r. Kaiser aged eighty
Funerai sunday. March 10. 1917. at 2.5o
O'Clock. ReIatE IS and friends invited 20
attend mhH-@t
KELLT-SudIenIy. at Fteeaman.s Hospital.
on March e.. 1907. Ms. ISABELLA C.
Particulars in another column
KIDwELI.-on March z, 1907. at SO a. M,
at Robey Station. Va. JOSEPH A. KID
WELL
Funeral services at residence at . o. m.
Saturday, March 8. 1897. II
McHUGH-On March :. 1907. WILLIAM Nc
HUGH. at the home uf his sister. Mrs
Annie Harrison, -S15 Fourth street north
He was born N Southwest WASHINGTON
tEi~ty-Sev.u years ago. and spent all MS
life In this city. For number ~ years
he had been employed at the So-qleEs
Home. BeiuE unmarried. he made his home
with his sister after the death OF has
mother and father.
F0- some months ne had been suffering
from pneumonia Mr.. McEugE was the
frlrl person TO die in the Fourth street
house within the last nine months Hts
brother lu law died aiout nine months ago
and three months later his brother. fa'rieA'
died
NcKNTGHT-On Friday March s. 1907. RUTH
MARIA MCKNIGHT infant daughter or
John T. and Nav Ethel Mcknight 'nee
NIUs'. aged tweuty-three DAYS
Augusta. Ca. papers please copy IL
/ TYLER-On March = 1897. WILLIAM
/ CLARKE TYLER
Particulars in another column
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lists. as Indicating the trend of a nlh l
by nature made So unstable that II H.l'
bUffeted about in every wind or eiiio'loLlrc
More than that this familiar view -. %
the matter viii have great weight WIZ WIZ
the jury Harry Thaw with the black
drop Of inciplent madness IN ms DlODu
and Harry Thaw coming OF cold C all,.'
haTd-neaded. clear-thinking ancesHS'
would not be dealt with alike
Proud of Her Position.
But chief Of all the reasons that maze
Mrs Thaw anxious to tell the story %
her boys heredity was pride Ihat y
her chief characteristic She Is proud Oh
her wealth. proud OF her station in Pitts-
burg society: proud of her pride. ana IL
mas been NORWOOD and gall TO nave 70
sit quietly by and see her FANNY So - -
pried into and pulled into Ihe ILL.,
if her son was a mere common cIliill mn,
instead of n millionaire and ms fanny
of no more importance than IT ne w.
"a BOwery tough. sent up 10 De lIleu H.
some ordinary murder lneIFlu' olI
wishes 10 put her Interpretation upo--
Think OF the changes that have come
to her, She had thought always 20
walk only I'm high places end a7su 1.l'i..,
ONLY with the mighty SA" mas ~
hours waiting Ia the cold corridors OF q
prison 20 see her son side by sac WIN
the humblest of other criminals
She had wrapped herself in n mantle
OF reserve. she had seen II torn mo
tattc~s and the scarchlight OF Pun-
licity turned upon the things she WOMB
have given her life 20 h,ce.
Thinks of Family Pride.
She Is a pIous woman, very rigid and
Puritanical I'm her ideas. She las rub
bed shoulders with women she once
would have drawn her skirts from IN
the streets. and Las listened 20 tales
told. bv those Of her own name and
blood. OF wickedu ~ sucn IS she did
not know existed in -he would
But her indomitabIe Will and pride
have carried her through 81 all
Her one weakness is her one strength
mother love. She has never been able
20 deny her children anything ia that
way She robbed Harry % his one
chance 90 have made something OF him
self. His father, an aStute, old man,
who had piled up useless millions ior
his chiIlren's idIeness, saw that and
left provisions in his will that Harry
should show that Ic was III 10 handle
money before his was given 10 him. His
mother could not bear that her darling
/ should be denied anything he wanted.
and so uulllhed tait wise provision.
Harry Tha%'s mother WAS not Of the
Spartan kind. She is only very loving
and human and faithful. and her sins
toward him have been those of Omis-
| sion and not commission
And whatever UuintcUtiOual wrong
she may have done she has paid the
score i'm tears and suffering during The
/ time that her son has lain I'm prison
! charged with murder.
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The Times First
Giving to Public
StrOther Verdict
Within Twenty Minutes After Result Was
Known an Extra Edition of 1900
Copies Was on the Streets.

Thousands Of readers Of The Times
were informed yesterday OF the verdict
OF acquittal Of the Strother brothers in
CulpeDer. Va. fifteen minutes after the
verdict had been pronounced, In the
court room seventy miles away. This
news was conveyed in the extra which
The Times issued, because il realized
the universal interest taken by the peo-
PIE OF Washington IN the case.
The speed with which the news WAS
given TO the people was recOrd-breaN-
ing. At 11.lO O'Clock yesterday morning
the jury acquitted the two men Of ali
guilt for the killing Of William r BY
waters. At HE news Of the verdict
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TEN-D0LLAR-A-WEEK CLERK
LOOTS OFFICE OF $4,000

NEW ORLEANS March Son a sal
airy OF SO week Rudolph Fink Gard
ner. a clerk I'm the Southern Pacific
railroad office here. managed to secure
over $4,000 Of his employers funds
through false vouchers. He squandered
this in a month. one 'Tenderloin" din
ner costing him $1,000 He is believed
to have gone 10 Honduras.
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was flashed into The Times Office by
this papers representative who was n
Culpeper on the case. The first bulletin
was followed IN five minutes by a
graphic statement Of the facts surround
ing the rendering Of the verdict. and At
1879 the extra" was on the street
or the extra. 13.OOc copies were run
OF the presses with the greatest speed
possible, and the demand exceeded the
supply.
No other paper I'm the city issued an
extra edition. The reading pIbIic had
20 rely on the columns o. The Times
for the early news Of the outcome Of
one of the most remarkable criminal
trials In the history OF the State OF Vir-
g'nia.
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Fire On Pitt Street.

The fire department was called out
about eight o'clock this morning TO ex-
tinguish n fire which had been discOv-
cred in the chimney of a house at the
corner OF Pitt and Queen streets The
flames were extinguished by a Chamical
exunguisncr before much damage was
done
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Conference Delegates Chosen.

The annual meeting Of the Methodist
Protestant Church was held last even
ing. when John II. Trimyer was chosen
delegate and Harry Hammond alternate
10 the conference which viii meet in
Washington next month. The following
board OF stewards was also reelected. .
John Summers, Charles kcn Edgar
L.ylos. Charles Hantzmon and J. II.
Trimyer
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Secretary Straus Amused.

Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Straus was amused upon reading the
above dispatch TO learn that the United
States had gone into the business OF i'm
porting citizens for the Hawaiian is
lands
You can deny that part of Il for me, -
he said. and also that there is a2y
effort being put forward TO checkmate
the Japanese d"
In the absence Of immigration Com
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ton OF experts to continue several days,
Jerome was not prepared fully TO begin
MS rcbuttal. He was. however. pre-
pared TO ask a continuance until Mon
day 10 get his case ready.
Ruling Favors Thaw.
Justice Fitzgerald, in his ruling on
Mrs. Thaw's testimony, in substance
held that Thaws sanity is not IN issue
II is believed this had something 10 do
with the change Of front of the defense
Believing they had proved the prisoner
insane at the time of the tragedy, and
through the Justices ruling being re-
lieved Of the necessity of proving him
sane now, IL was decided 10 rest.
jerome has expressed his willingness
10 meet the issue OF freedom or death
Tor Thaw, declaring that on the evidence
as II Is now i'm he will send the case
10 the jury and not ask for a lunacy
commission.
Three Forms of Verdict.
In case of the acquittal of Thaw. it is
stated n verdict could be returned in
one OF three forms:
First. not guilty: second. not guilty on
the ground OF insanity at the time OF
the act; third. not guilty on the ground
of insanity
on either of The first two forms. Thaw
would be set free. With a verdict Of
tie third, Thaw would be left i'm the
custody of the court and IL would be
come the Justices duty TO commit him
10 an asylum. Before determining the
institution Of confinement the court
could confer with Thaw as to where he
would bC sent.
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New Electric Machinery.

The Alexandria Electric Company OK
pect the arrival in this city Of duplicate
machinery. for their works, in a few
days. The machinery has been tested
at the mandatory in Pennsylvania
and was found to be correct
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Benjamin Motley Sentenced.

In the Police Court. Justice Cation pre-
siding. this morning. Benjamin MOuev,
colored arrested by Policeman Hender-
son on the charge Of stealing sto e
and Of resisting an officer was sent 70
Jail for three months.
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Bankruptcy Petition.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
today filed in the District Supreme
Court by Michael y. Sullivan, grocer. Of
3ZT9 y street northwest. He schedules
hts liabilities at So. l53. So, and says his
assets amount TO $3.50.
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Deaths

W nite-
Adelaide +. Sturgeon. IS years. Home
Tor lnCurabi
Charles II. Muuin, a. years. Casualty
Hospital
John Fatkin. 81 years, L. s Soldiers
HOme.
John A. Morcland. jr-. 1 month. 1876
Maryland avenue northeast
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NEW PUBLIC BUILDING SITE.

The Treasury Department today Sc
lected as a public building site at Belvi-
dere Ill. the east corner Of State and
Meadow streets. owned by Mrs Wood
worth: price. $1,000
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Dance at Odd Fellows Hall.

The Friday Night Dancing Club will
give a sCiree at Odd Fellows Hall. IN
North Columbus street, this evening
The music will be rendered by Prof
Padgctts Orchestra
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Alley to Be Closed.

J. r. Cation and Il. Kirk. jr, have
bought from al the property owners
the alley in Columbus street between
Cameron and Queen streets. for $500.
IT Is understood that the alley. which
IS private one. will be closed.
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VITAL RECORDS
Marriage Licenses.

Philip Brand and Annie shannon
Charles +. Clemens. OF this city, and
Matilda Bradford, Fauquier, Va.
Walter c. Conway and Lula L. Scar
let
Calvin Bready. Oak Dale. Md. and
Caroline B. Reeve, Orangeville. Can.
Samuel l. Salzmau and Lena MuIee.
both Of Baltimore, Nd.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the
cause To get the genuine call for fun name
and look for signature Of +. " Grove. sc.
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Efforts of Hawaii.

"The only effort put forth To induce
immigration TO those islands was that
taken by the people there themselves
when they endeavorcd 10 induce the
negroes In South Carolina and from
some of the other States IN Dixie 20 go
to the plantations IT. however, was not
attended by any great success. The vast
majority OF the laborers on the islands
are Japanese and Chinese. They are,
however, not all TO be cIassed as perma-
nent residents. The Portuguese seem 10
nave found favor there and have settled
down and become citizens. But as for
Russians. they would hardly survive the
climate. which. though not excessively
hot. is extremely enervaung"
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MRS. THAW WANTED TO DENY
INSANITY IN HER ANCESTRY,
IS VIEW OF DOROTHY DIX
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK. March S.-When on
Wednesday Mrs. William Thaw finished
on the witness stand the brief and pa
thetic account of the attacks of melan-
chOlia from which her son suffered. and
how. fearing for his reason If he was
thwarted Of his hearts desire. reluc-
tant consent had been wrung from her
ID his marriage with Evelyn Nesbit. she
paused and hesitated when Mr.. Delmas
told her she might go-that her ordeal
was over
The dismissal so eagerly awaited by
most witnesses and responded TO with
such alacrity. left her with something
untold that she was dying to tell.
Wanted to Deny Insanity.
II was thought that she wished to
make the plea Of insanity doubly sure
for her son by telling OF relatives that
had writhed, had been contorted by ep-
ileptic fits. or add plausibility to the
alienists' account of the brain storm
that swept Harry Thaw irresistibly on
10 commit murder on the 18th OF last
June by telling Of other brain storms
that had wrecked other members of ner
family and cast them ashore 10 be
come the Eotsam and jetsam of mad
houses.
The exact opposite of this was true.
What Mrs Thaw wished TO do. and was
prevented from doing by her counsel,
was TO deny that insanity is hereditary
I'm her family and that tainted blood
flows in her sons veins. The pride of
race runs strong In this old woman of
leal Scotch ancestry. and for the mo-
mcut fealty TO her house triumphed
over even love for child. She desires
above all earthly things for him TO be
saved but she wants IL done by some
other means than casting discredlt upon
her blood
For Children's Sake.
Another reason for Mrs. Thaw being
anxious to make denial OF the charge
that there is insanity in her blood is
for her old children's sake Josiah and
Edward Thaw are married 10 charming
women. Mrs Carnegie is the wife OF
q multimilllCnaire The Countess OF
Yarmouth is prominent In London So
ciety If the curse of madness IL ia
Harrys veins, IL IS equally in theirs.
and 10 is a sense Of justice TO the living.
mother try 10 set the matter before the
world in the light In which she sees Il,
and give an her strength 70 the attempt
10 close the door of the family closet
uuon whatever skeletons 70 may hold.
Whether she admits il or not this pre-
disposition toward madness plays a big
part i'm her sons defense and acquittal.
II is a vital part OF every one Of the
hypothetical questions put 10 the allen
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missioner Sargent, who has been con-
fined L. his home with illness for the
past week. his subordinates did not de-
sire 90 be quoted on the subject one Of
them declared that nothing was known
Of The HeliOpolis. with It's ZOO Russian
in migrants.
II think that of all the races" he
said. the Slavs would find the climate
Of Hawaii least cOngenial
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Born.

WESTON Thursday. March = 49, al y
u-, 90 Mr.. AMI Mrs. l. Perry West "A
daughter, HELEN GALLGHER WEST il
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So Gold Glasses 81
The EYES

are the most Sensitive and hteI-
ful ORGANS of the human body yet
rhpz- are the most neglected and
least understood The best au-
tnorities now couCcde the eyes a.
important factors 70 health, more
especially AS governing Nervous
Diseases. Stomach Troubles. and
Headaches. Sufferers from these
troubles. who have heretofore
found no relief. have been entirely
relieved by properly adjusted
glasses-the Kind I make 10 oEder
to perfectly 1T your eyes and face.
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TIE CORCORaN GALLERY OF ART.
The last day that the exhibition OF con
temporary American oil paintings VIII
be open % the public viii be Sunday.
March 10 from l-30 until > -. N. Tho
gallery viii then be closed % the public
from Monday morning. March II, until
further notice. in order that the perma-
uent collection may be replaced F. B.
MCGUIRE. Director mhS-3t
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ALL MARINE ENGINEERS Of the
District OF Columbia and Alexandra.
y a.. are requested 20 attend an open
meeting at Engineers Hall. Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. MONDAY, MARCH II. 1907. AT
p. NJ. 70 meet the national president Of
the Marine Engineers Beneficial Ass0cia-
ton Of the United States. w. T. KING,
Secretary mhs-2t
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EpMoNp 0. PIGEON, D. D. s,

Responsible Filings. Crown. and BridgewOrk.
Plates. and Extracting Corner y and ga
SITS Main 444F. Te-J-0
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Special Notices.

- DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice Is given hereby that Jacob BTeu-
her and Louis Bremen. doing business
as The Pennsylvania Scrap Iron and
Metal Company" have dissolved partner
snip this 9th day Of March. 1907. =.
BRENNER. LOUIS BRENNER IL
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yENTII ALTON WITHOUT DRAUGaP
The most essential 20 retain health
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with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATORS," economical and everlaSt-
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Phone West S1L 1elO-bOr
DIR. ". 4. WALDO, DENTIST, (3I0
East Cap ST.. viii occupy his down
town office beginning MONDAY. FEB
ETARN IS. llGI q St NV ieZS-2Ot
WHY GO DOWN TOWN TO get your
clock repaired when you can drop
postal %
T23 10th St NV. and get II repaired at
q more liberal rate fei-SOt
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DE-. GEO. S. WALDO, DENTIST, 1870
New York ave. nv. CIOrmeTly $40 East
Capitol ST.. The AiveOla Method mo
2lates). Painless extracting. mhl-tr
Sewing Machines slightly Used 50
and W. Easy terms. SOC weekly ma
chimes rented. so cents weekly: machines
repaired, 50 cents and up: drop postal
ROBERTSON, 1910 9TH ST. NV.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-22

above them is full Of goods sus.
pended from the ceiling. This
store is one of a system of many
mercantile Institutions owned by
L. M. Callahan and his associates
in the western states, and by buy
ing in large quantities they solve
the problem of selling goods at
the right price to the consumers .
Mr.. Callahan, the senior member
of the firm lives at Longmont,
Colo. and makes periodical visits
here to sup~erintend the business.
Miss Kathryn Ryan has the i'm
mediate management of the bust
ness and she is now in New York
City buying goods for the spring
and summer trade. Arrange
ments are now under way to give
them double the amount of room
they have had, making a double
store, with easements and two
rooms on the second floor for
storing goods.