Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-09-14

are feared.
Although they refuse to state
what place she is staying, the I
of Mrs. Ada G. Smith, who q
home at 1919 O street northeast
intoD, Oh Thursday evening, lie
note saying that she was going
herself, announced last night tn
had received word as to the whei
of the missing woman.
Passengers on the Reading
train for Pottsville, Pa, had
able experience Thursday after
miles north of Reading, when II
going 80 miles an hour, ran
windstorm, which tore off the
one car and sent a thrill Of ext
through the entire train. Just
the train rnshed into the cloud it
as dark as night and rain fell in {
By offering his unborn in
adoption because he declares b.
be unable to provide for the Iii
when it arrives, Lucas CAM
pre- sman of Hammond, Ind, hs
such a storm of indignation an
mothers of that State he and his
preparing to seek a home els
Several women are anxious to az
baby.
The Bourse Gazette of St. Pc
publishes for the third time te
from Vladivostok to the effect Il
insisted in naval circles there
agreement will shortly be couUls
tween the United States and Ri
regard to a naval base for the
country in the far East. Unt
agreement the American fleet wi
q base at Vladivostok, in addition
present one at Manila.
Mrs. Gertrude A Clinton,
James Clinton, from whom she W
rated, died in Reading, Pa, "
from injuries inflicted by Frank
her lover. The woman ran half
with blood flowing from a cut
throat until she fell exhaustel
was 80 years old, and Palmer
They had been living together u
Gently, but the woman left Palm
be killed her because he belie'
was about to become recOncileC
husband.
The father of Miss Hermoine
bury, of Jamison, Ala, learniI
she had eloped with Eugene L
hardware merchant, teleeraphed
police in Richmond, and had the
cepted before they could secures
and be married. He followed
next train and against earnest pl
took the young lady back hon
him. He had refused TO allow
TO marry because she was only II
mind too young to wed. The
was 80 Infatuated that he has pl
charges Of abduction against Des
After five minutes of deliber
jury in the Supreme Court
county, N. Y, reported a yer
"not guilty" in the trial of Artb
Mehner, OF East Aurora, accused
murder of Dwight Bsvor, of the
town. After begging his wife to
the visits of Bavor and asking the
to let Mrs. Mehner alone, Mehner
Bavor through the back as he sat
his family 10 his home in East A
in June. The jury took only two
lots, the first being IL for acquitta
for conviction. The verdict wa
ceived with applause. Mehner an
wife shook hands and Mehner kiss
little boy.
A half dozen Purdue students VI
injured in 4 riot in Lsfs
Ind. yesterday in which a eco
toughs and twice as many student
The most seriously in
were going homo from a dance I
university section in West Lsfa
One student escaped from the ASA
and ran to Yves. Lafayette, whe
an alarm. Several hu
citizens sad students responded an
10 the leyee, where the uncOn'
students were found. The assa
led, with the crowd 70 pursuit,
police joining the chase. Five mel
Of the "Dirty Dozsn," a local gang,
arrested and sent to Jail for 20 day
-eday.
A divorce proceeding of except
public interest has been filed in
Kinds county, Mi's., Chsncery
~ Mrs. Ayleen Bailey Cox, sist
United States Senator Joseph w. b
IeekiDg legal separation from her
)snd, H. Peytou Cox. The bi
states that complainant
defendant we're married at Halle
Turing the year 1894 and FIVE chi
we're born to the union, that the
endant has been unfaithful to his
'isge VOWS and has broken every ?
sc solemnly made on the marriage
hat throughout the period of ma
ife he has treated complainant
hooking cruelty, and the treatmen
Ter husband has been inhumsn
'fteu marked by personal violence,