Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-21
News Of the Day.

Count Purekler, leader Of the German
aDti-Semitic movement, has been taken
to DAILY dorf Asylum dangerous luna!ic.
Sydney Gubbs was instantly killed st
Kensington Station, Brooklyn, n. Y,
early today, ia endeavoriDg to board a
train.
Counts Recope and Gramedo fought a
duel with pistols near Paris today in
which both we're wounded. They are
said to have qusreled over politics.
Attorney General Bonsparte was elect
ed president of the National Municipal
League at the annual meeting at Provi-
dence, 4. l., yesterday without opposi-
ton.
Senator Foraker was yesterday formsl-
ly indOrsed for reelection TO the Senate
and for the republican nomination for the
presidency by the executive committee
of the Ohio League Of Republican Clubs.
Mrs. A. Rosner, OF GOodhue, Miss,
yesterday became the mother Of the SIKH
pair of twins since 1898. She is now
the mother of twenty-five children.
President Roosevelt was at once notified
by the proud father.
The Terminal Bank of Brooklyn, one
of those that suspended during the recent
panic, reopened today. 1t VAS declared
solvent by the State au thoriiies. Dur
ing the first hour it was open more than
Sf5 000 oas denositad
SuIzs's Harlem River Park and CAST
no, noted resort at the Harlem river
on Second Avenue, New York, was wiped
out by fire today. The FIRE is believed
to have been Of incenjiary Origin. The
IS will exceed $50, 600.
Finding himself unable to secure a
yisss OF beer at the Wallace Hotel in
Wallace, idaho, after twelve O'Clock,
lack Frederick promptly bought the
place, giving hss check at once, took
possession Of the bar ard treated all the
mining men.
The International Convention of the ,
Young Mems Christian Association,
which will meet in Washington next 8
friday morning, will gather together I
christian workers from every part OF this [
ountry and from foreign lands. Some {
900 delegates are expected to attend.
To insure their safe transit to Z 81 s..
,ouis, an III dertsker's wagon WAS en-
loyed in taking certified bonds, worth f
c, OS9, 700, across the Eads bridge yes q
'rday. When the wsgon stopped in y
ont Of the Illinois State Bank, in East n
/. Louis, many persons asked who was y
cad. Tie bonds we're carried in forty Of
x boxes.
Addressing the Salvation Army at
erin on "Bustag." the day of national II
: "'il;a!ion in Prussia, Gen. Booth said bl
,ople everywnaafe seemed to be firing b
religion. He believed there were al
900, 900 people in London who never "
tered a church. 1t was The same in %
rope and America, and even in hes q
en- countries. He was never more sur d
ised than be WAS on finding religion so o..
king In japan. -
Tie Atlantic Deeper Waterways Con- I 10,
ence In session in Philadelphia closed ~
sierday after accepting Baltimore's he
,itsiion to meet in that city next year. ,o ~
permanent organization was effected. iatt
Hampton Moore, of Fhilsdelphis, ~
ng chosen president. Significance -,
attached to the statement of Major III
A. Flsgler, United States. army, or
t the chain of waterways as proposed so =
Id be constructed for $35, 900, 600. 'eI
The army peeds nearly 600 more Of I
IS and the War Department has de- bsJ
ID to graduate the present first year Mr.
8 of cadets at West Point early in scri
ruary, about fge months ahead of chi,
regular time. This will give the +
y over 100 more officers, as the new vri
or class numbers only lO9 cadets, tenn
there are more than that lumbar of nro.
incies existing in the grade of second iber
tenant at present. Eighty of these stre
in the artillery corps. cd