Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-07-12

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tanned considerable influence with the
X prean emperor during a long residence
a, Seoul. IL will not be the first time
that he has attempted to interest the
American government in this matter.
About IS month"; ago he visited Wash
ingtou, was received at the State Depart
ment, talked over the situation and then
disappeared, He 100, charged Japan
with having taken away foreign indie
pendence and made Korea virtual prov
ince.
OF course the japanese deny all this,
on declare that they are acting The part
of KoreA's friend just as the United
: ates is doing in Cuba, and endeavoriDg
to blild up a government capable OF
managing lis own affairs. 10 doing this
they have naturally incurred the enmity
of part of The people, particularly Of
oss whom they have forced out OF
q flee, and of those who had revolution
airy ideas against the present emperor.
That Hurlbert will succeed in reach
ing President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
with his complaints, is doubted. He
will probably be directed again to the
State Department, which will receive
auy paper be chooses to leave, and care
fully deposit it in the archives
Because Attorney General Bonaparte
threa. ened 60 do things" to Mayor
Garret of Glen Echo, Md, Marshal COL
Inns has Withdrawn bis resignation and
says be Will stand by Garrett in his fight
against Bonaparate.
The friends of Cassie l.. Chad Wich,
the fsmeus adventul ees, now confined rs
fed-ial prisoner in the State penitenti-
ary st Columbus, o., are taking steps 10
secure her release on parole. An sppli-
cation is understood to be on the way to
the Department Of Justice.
1t is probable that every osteopath in
The District of Columbia will be prose-
cuted on the charge of practicing medi-
inc without license.
The announcement by the Interstate
Commerce Commission yesterday that
the rate fixed by State railway COM
mission had no greater potency before II,
than one fixed by railroad, has raised
storm of protest, under the impression
that the opinion meant the death knell
TO the recent enactment OF the two
cent rate law. Commissioner HaIland,
who handed down the opinion in the
Arkansas case, says that this impression
s erroneous.
After eight months confinement in
the United States jail awaiting trial,
Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley, of Utah, the
slayer of former U. s. Senator Arthur
Brown, of Salt Lake City, was today
taken to the George Washington Hos
pital to undergo an operation that may
conGne her there several months. The
woman's de7oliOn to the memory of the
man who she says ruined her and then
cast her off with the two children born
to them, has been one of the most
marked features of her Imprisonment.
If the physicians in attendance upon
Mrs. Bradley, will go Ga an oath that
her health will he impaired by further
confinement in Jail, che will be released
on bail, judging from the statement
made today from the bench by Justice
Wright, when her unset applied for
her released on bond.
Rear Admiral Sands, superintendent
Of the Naval Academy, was placed on
the retired list today. He has been given
leave to take an European trip. Captain
Charles j. Badger, of the Bureau OF Nav
igation, will take up his duties as super
inte ndent, Monday.
John F. SINNERS has been appointed
postmaster at Linville, Rockingham
county Va vice Mr.. A. j. Rhinehart
resigned.
The Postmaster General today issued an
order permitting postal cards to have writing
on a part Of the address side. This concession
was granted sore time ago in the mater of
souvenir cards. The new order includes
everything in the way of cards. The face side
If postal cards may be divided by vertical
line placed approximately One-third of the
distance from the left end of the card; the
space to the left Of the line to be used for
message, ETC., the portion 10 the right TO he
used for the address only. A very thin sheet
of paper may ie attached if ii completely adj
heres TO the card, and such pas'er may bear
both writing and printing. Advertisements
illustrations or writing may appear on the
back Of the card and on the left third Of the
front.