Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-10

ri, Yesterday introduced bill providing
for reciprocal free trade 10 coal between
the United States and the Dominion oil
Canada.
The South Carolina State Senate yes
terday passed resolution insIructing
South Carolina to stand by President
Roosevelt and General Darlington in the
Brownsville affair.
Sir Thomas Upton has offered q cup
for q yatch race 10 Hampton Rosds, dur
ing the jamestown exposition. NO date
has been fixed, butt will probably DC
held in September. Details will be work
I'd out By American Watching experts,
Edward II. HAIR man is na1y aud
willing to appear before the Interstate
Commerce Commission when it resumes
its investigation into the Hartman sys'
TENS. Tns rs semi-oiIicial statement
made 10 New York today by replesen
alive of the Hartman interests.
Because nm obstinate guard refused TO
open the gate, William F Newman, a
manufacturer, was thrown under the
wheels of an eleVated train and decapi-
taled and Carl Wesn, an importer, was
fatally crusht a today in a horrible acct
dent on The Third Avenue Elevated Rail-
road IN the Broaz, New York.
Fearing that any moment may bring
bin face to face with an assassin, Gar
Nicholas is said to be in state of com
plste collapse. The unchecked sssassina'
ton of officials aud. the ease with which
the terrorists have been able to reach
their victims has been too much for his
nerves.
A dispatch 10 the Lon Ion Daily Mail
from Teheran says that tho eX- Shah >
third son, Ishrat, has raised a force OF
10, 900 men in Luristan 10 the hope OF
capturing the throne, but hehss no pros
pect of success, although the tribesmen
are likely to cause trouble in the ssuth,
il they do not even advance on Teheran.
With a note lying near by, in which
he had written. 'Iiie is a rarebit dream, "
the body of Albert Ohittendeu, al artist
of some note, was found 10 his apart
ment at IL west Twenty-ninth street,
New YORK, Yesterday afternoon. Chit
'enden had committed suicide by inhal-
ing gas, and had been dead at least three
dayP
Supplantel in the silsclions OF her
husband by q woman whom she had
employed as a servant. only TO yield her
place in the household to her, Mrs Will
liam FAINT, Go years old, was found dy'
ing in Il pig pen in the rear of her home
at Gross Point, Ind. The aged woman
was in a critical condition and is be-
lievd to be suffering from the effects oil
poison
Candy is a sure preventive OF con
sumption, says prominent London
phy siciap, and the heart Of the small boy
is glad Candy factories are the finest
hes lib resorts for consumptives imsgin-
able, the physician says 1t ia almost
impossible for him to become drunk,
ard. The physician says women and
girls employed in candy factories afe in
variably robust and cheerful
A new paper is to be started ia Mar
linsburg, w. Va. under the title Of Tue
Evening j jurnal. The paper will have
strong financial backing, duplex presses,
Merganthsler machines, and telegrapbiC
news service. Tue Evening Journal will
be independent in politics. Messrs r.
r and II. F. Byrd, of Winchester, who
have made success Of the Star, Of that
city, will hold an iDteres, 10 the new
paper.
With the ink hardly dry on the Da'
kota divorce papers that separated bel
from James G. Blaine, jr, Mrs. MARTINS
Hichborn Blaine, daughter Of Admiral
HichborD, yesterday accompanied Lent.
Paul Stanford Pearsall to the marriage
license bureau in the city hall 10 Phil
adelphia where he applied for license
allowing the divorce ard himself to EN-
bark on the sea of matrimony. They vii
be married next Tuesday
While accompanying the remains Of
her husband, the late Mr.. Edwin Harvit
Smith, who died Sunday in Denver
Col, to Baltimore, Mrs. Mary b. Smith
daughter of the late John +. Hurst, o.
| Baltimore, dropped dead OF heart disease
yesterday. Mr., Smith was a sOn of MrP
Mary Marshall Smith His father wa
the late DR.. David r. Smith, Of Dinwid
die county, Va. Mr. Smith was born
in Ashland, Va, in 1868 He was q
great .grestgrandsOn Of Chief justice
Marshall Of Virginia on bis mothers
side.
Miss Alice Cushing, a pretty cashier
in a Denver, Col, grocery store, awokf
yesterday morning and took long strelcf
throwing ont her arms snd signing deep
| ". There was "pOp" in her neck
when she relaxed, excruciating pain:
seized her, and she fell back upon hel
bed deathly sick. A doctor pronounced
the frat and second vertebrate thrown ou
Of place. A scientific manipulation O.
the neck put the verlebrao back in thei
sockets She will recover. Her case i
said by the physicians to be a rare one
A crowd of more than 1000 men las
night battered through the walls of th'
county iail at Charles City, Iowa, viii
railroad iron and tore hinges from thu
doors and took James Cullen out anC
| lynched him for wife murder and th'
murder of his SCI son Tuesday morning
Cullen, who is sixty years old, was weak
minded for many years. After dragging
| CGllen from the Jail the mob took hin
two blocks from the main part of TIL