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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-05

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
COUNTY NOTES.

Dr. William J. Young, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church at Balls,on,
has presented his resignation and that
he has accepted call as pastor at large
in a presbytery in North Dakota.
1t is understood that the Board Of
Trade of Alexandra county will shortly
call mass meeting of the citizens Of
the county TO discuss The sdvisabilty OF
taking steps towards effecting a change
10 the form Of government of the county.
1t is proposed to incorporate the county.
Several criminal cases will Re called
for trial and several matters will be pre-
sented to the grand jury at the October
term of the Alexandria County Circuit
Court, which begins Monday, October
81. Judge J. B. T. Thornton, who was
recently appointed to the bench, will
then preside for the first time 10 Alex.
andris county. Among the cases which
will be considered by the grand jury is
that of Frank Hitchcock, who il charged
with attacking Mrs. Susan NJ. Beach,
wife of Reginald Beach, August last,
while Mrs. Beach was walking from Der
home in Washington district to visit a
ueighbor. Hitchcock is under bail in
the sam Oslo, 900 for his ,p c rance.
Attorneys Machen and Moocure will
appear 10 his defense. = MoDi or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Suicide of delman Girl.

New York, Oct. 49, RemOrse Tor the
thefs the had committed to assist her
family which, she declared, was badly
in need of money, drove Emma Weld
man, pretty German girl, employed
as a domestic by DR.. David n. AgsD,
to end her life today. Her body wss
found this morning Suspended by a
clothes liue from q hook in the kitchen
door. Emma was employed BY DR..
Agan three weeks ago and was regarded
with great favor A week ago Mrs.
Agsn began to miss articles. When q
detective WAS called 10 the girl broke
down and confessed, saying the extremity
of her family had led her to steal. The
goods we're recovered at her mother
home. Mrs. Agan declined tn prosecute
the girl, but told her she would have
to leave today. Emma did, but it was
the dead body of the suicide that was
carried out by an undertaken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
A LEGAL BATTLE OVER EXPO
SITION.

As torerunner Of the legal fight over
the jamestown Exposition which has
been looked for, the common aud pre-
lerred stockholders at the Jamestown
Exposition are now organizing for the
purpose of protecting themselves. W.
T. Barron, Abbott Morris and james
B. Moss, three prominent Norfolk men,
have been created committee, and
these gentlemen are asking all stock
holders to jim them to determine what
liability there is for the unpaid assess
ments sgainst both stocks; il liability
exists, then to see that ttefe is no dis
elimination; TO ascertain the finsucisl
status of the Exposition at the close !;
to have an inventory ard appraisal Of
the compauy's property, real and per-
sonsl, and to take any steps deemed pro-
per for the interests of the stockholders.
While this may mean much or little
on the face of it, it is generally under
stood that 1t will result in thorough 10.
vestigation Of the affairs Of the Exposi
ton Company from beginning to end,
and that the money expended in the
various departments will have TO be &C.
counted for.
1t is known that when Mr.. Barr took
hold of the affairs of the company the
books of the company were so bewilder-
ing as to need The services of an expert
to CLEAN any knowledge from them. 1t
is alleged that there we're thousands Of
dollars drawn from the treasury for
which there were no vouchers, and 1t is
declared that the financial management
of the exposition was such that even the
expert, when called 10, was compelled
20 work blindly, because of the shape OF
the accounts.
While as yet there has not been heard
a word against beihonesty Of the offic-
isis Of the corporation, there is firm
belief here that there was gross careless
ness, and a. a result of that much money
was expended needlessly. 1t is with
the view of ascertaining just the real
state of affairs that the stockholders are
getting together, and there is every in
dication that there will be some interest
ing developments when the fair closes
lite gates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Virginia News.

Miss Anna NJ. Hunsberger, Of Clifton,
daul hler OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Huns-
berger, wss married Thursday evening
to Mr.. William II. Dnges, Of Front
Royal, by Rev. William II. Edwards,
of the Presbyterian Church.
The engament is announced of Miss
Emma HerDdon Alexander, daughter OF
John II. Alexander, of Leesburg, to
George Frauklin Buell.. of Conway, S.
c., son of Msjor aud Mrs. P. B. Buell.,
of Herndon. The wedding will take
place 10 Loesbnrg at the brides home
on Wednesdsy, October 80. They will
reside in Conway, s. @.
A resolution calling for a special COM
mittee to investigate the advissbility Of
revokiug tbs charter of The Southern
Bell Telephone Company in Richmond
will be offered at the next meeting OF
the city council by Alderman Bennett.
The ground for this action is the allega-
ton that the corporation has failed to
give the public satisfactory service.
Edward Knott, of LuEay, shot ard
killed himself Thursday night, between
7 and o'clock. Knott was employed
at the Lursy Taunery. He secured a
.32-csliber revolver and, holding it
against the top of bis head, discharged
the weapon, causing instant death. No
cause is assigned for the deed. A re-
msrkAble feature Of Knoits death is
that he followed out in detail the suicide
OF one of bis neighborp, and who he
assisted in preparing for burial. He
was about 40 years ofsge and is survived
by a widow and four childrtn
G. G. Griffin, the father OF family,
committed suicide in Richmond last
night, leaving wife and seven-monlbs-
old boy without means Of support. Crit
iu swallowed two ounces of carbolic
acid. Griffin removed to Richmond FIVE
years ago, married in Richmond, and
had been employed as driver for the
Portner Brewing Company Tor the
past two'years. The room in which he
died was sparely furnished, and this fact
leads to the bslief that straitensd circum-
stances and inability to support bis FAM
lily caused bis self-destruclion. 1t is
thought that bis death was preme1iisted
from the fact that his wife and child had
recently been sent to Buffalo Lithia
Sprinps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Union TO Fight Small.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Although s. j.
Small has given up The attempt TO re-
gain the presidency of the TelegrspaerS'
Union, the fight against him will not
cease, it is said. Those who have been
planning to attack bin in the special
convention 10 Milwaukee next Wednes
day are at work today TO get evidence
against him. Small, in his statement,
conceded the executive committees right
to Dust him. One Of the things his Op.
ponents expect to produce in the con-
vention is documentary evidence that
his request for vote on ending the strike
was in both telegraph companies hands
two days before the union knew anything
about IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
HOME COMING WEEK.

The Carnival parade last night "a
the climax of Bsltimore's week Of cele-
bra;ion and was enjoyed by at least
$50, 900 persona, the grea'est multitude
ever assembled in the streets Of that city.
Thousands saw the regatta, swim ming
races and motorbOst parade At Spring
Gardens in the afternoon.
The old Baltimore and Ohio locomo-
tive "Atlat tic" was taken through Ine
streets en- trolley car ard attracted
much attention.
It's estimated that, up to last night,
100, 900 visitors had ate lded the
celebration
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
New York Stock Market.

New York, Oct 19-The feature of the
market during the Fl st hours trading was a
demonstration that stocks were beiog steadily
absorbed as liquidation progressed. There
was some lat-r closing OF accounts, sales Of
this character being made on whatever bids
appeared, resulting ia declines ranging from
1 10 little over points on a number Of
active issues. But as soon as this selling
ceased, a recovery started and at the end Of
the hour the tone Of the mirket was steady,
with exceptional strength in stocks Of which
control is held by important banking inter.
ests. The room was still in a state of sppre-
htnsion and brokers' active in many Of the
leading issues continued 10 fear that some I'M
favorable factor is standing over the market.
Just before the close the market as whole
TUNED weak and prices declined al long
the list with Union Pacific down 2, Southern
Pacific 1t, Reading %. and Amalgamated
COpper 3 per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Mysterious Shooting.

New York, Oct. 19.-Miss Clara Il.
Stewart, the beautiful young writer OF
successful short stories, is dying from 8
bullet wound near her heart at htr
fathers rune, 500 west ODe-hundred
and Eeh'y-fourlh street, where she is
held prisoner today, with detective
constantly on guard. urdsr charge OF
attempted suicide. Mystery thrown
about the shooting by the frantic efforts
Of the family to keep 1t sectet has led the
police to enforce a rigid investigation
The family told two stories. One
was that she Was uDpscking q trunk
when the revolver was discharged by
accident. The other was that the girl
was cleaning the revolver when it was
discharged. Miss Stewart returned yes
terdsy from an outirg IN the Maine
woods with her mo her. While there
the revolver WIS presented to her by a
Young man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
From Washington
Correspondence OF the Alexandra Gazette. ]
Washington, Oct. 10.

Washington, Oct. 10.
Comptroller of the Currency Ridge'ey
has declined the offer Of the presidency
of the Mercantile National Bank of New
YORK." Mr.. Rdgeley is sou-in-law
of Senator Cullom, Of Illinois. His
heart turns ever to the Windy City.
Even the other day while explaining to
friends that he had as yet received no
offer from the Mercantile Natiooal Bank
people, be said with considerable earnest
ness "Pd go to Chicago for half the
money"
A determined effort will be MAIDS at
the coming session Of Congress TO abel
ish the four negro regiments now in the
army. Representative Garner, of Texas,
introduced bill 10 this end at the lsst
session. 1t is learned now that Repre-
sentatives Shackleford, of Missouri; Hef-
lin, of Alabama, ard Byrd, of MISS
sippi, will each introduce bill Of this
character, this winter.
Secretary OF State Root, accompanied
by bis wife snd daughter arrived in
Washington today from his trip TO
Mexico. He went direct to his home
from the station, and did not appear at
the department until late in the after
noon. The Secretary was apparently in
the best of health and spirits.
Mrs. Nina Mccormick, 55 years Of
age, of 99l P street northwest, turned
90 two gas je's last night. Her dead
body was found this morning.
Up to noon today, the signal corps Of
the War Department had not heard any
thing fran Ospt. Chandler, whose bal
ON when Is reported some twel'
hot r, before, wss over The mOunts Is IN
West Virginia, after a record breaking
voyage from ST. Louis. Before Captain
Chaodler left, il was arranged that i'm
mediat.ly after landing he would wife
the signals corps headquarters fIom the
nearest teleg abb station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
News Of the Day.

In the equity proceedings against the
alleged anthracite coal trust 40 sddi-
tional defendants sre named.
Four men we're drowned Thursday IN
the Illinois river, ak miles below Hardlu,
H., by the overturOiug Of a gasoline
launch.
A pet dog left in Columbus, Ohio,
last March turned up yesterday in Chic
ago, 800 miles away, and located its mis-
trtss in a restaurant.
Two women we're burned, one per-
haps fatally, by the explosion OF gsso-
line stove in an apartment house IN But
falo, n. Y, this morning.
Thirty coas.wise tugs are idle 10 the
waters OF New York, Baltimore, Phila-
delphis and Boston because Of the en-
gineers' demand for additional help.
Mrs. John Wilkerson, of Columbus,
has became q grandmother at the sge OF
thirty three. The daughter, mother oil
the grand child, ia seventeen years old.
The equestrian statute Of the late Gen.
eral Frauz Siegel will be unveiled at
One Hundred and Sixth street and
Riverside drive, New York, this after
noon.
Herbert w. Allen, wealthy diamond
importer, head of The firm of Herbert
". Allen aud Co., of Chicago, died this
morning from iojuries sustained in I'd
automobile accident.
At Decatur, H., last nigh, a ju'y
acquitted Frederick Magill and bis wife,
Faye Graham Msgill, of the charge
Of numbering Magilps frat wife Tae
Judge said that the State hsd failed to
prove ibe charge.
Sarah Beruhardt in denying a rumor
that she will soon retire from the siege,
said: "This may Of course by my last
season, as rumor says, for | am en- old
woman and my life is in Gods hands,
but | shall play until my death"
SIX men were injured, two of whom
will die, when a freight and passenger
trsi1 crashed at Palms, Mich, today.
The fireman Of the freight, Who WAS on
the pilot Just before the crash, chung 10
the smoktslack and escaped injury.
A dispatch from Mazatlau, Mexico,
says that a cyclone swept over part Of
the territory OF Topic, doing crest dam
age and causing some loss OF life. The
town of Conception was completely de-
stroyed. In the town OF San Juan thirty
buildings were destroyed. Mauy build
ing, we're Raced 10 the towns OF ZsVotaD
and VALID de Band rus
The giant Hsmburg-Americsu Lice
steamer, which Harlan & Wolf, Of Bel
fast, will build, will be nsmed the EI-
ropes. She will be of 48, 900 tons, COM
pared with the LusitsniA's 80, 500. She
will probably be the last German line
steamer to be bull. 10 Great Britain. II
is expected that the new Vulcan yardt
10 Germany will be finished before the
proposed sister ship, Feuro, of the Ed
ropea, is laid down.
"There are 250, 900 deaths annually al
the result Of mosquito bites said DIR,
Edward A. Ayers, member of the
faculty of the New York Polytechnic, at q
meeting 10 the New York Academy OF
Medicine yesterday. DR.. Ayers said FIVE
diseases we're directly traceable to the bite
OF the insect. They are malaria, yellow
fever, beri-beri, deDgue, aud fila rissis.
The government is eliminating the mos
quito danger By draining swamp lands. he
sad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
TOday's Telegraphic News
Heinze Going West.

New York, Oct. l9.-Back to the
Mines. This, it Is asserted today, is
the plan of +. Augustus Heinze, late
''copper king" to rehabilate him and
carry on his fight against opposing cop
per rivals. Heinze's fortune is shatter-
ed, his prestige gone, he is bitter against
Wall street aud 6nanciers here are bitter
against him. In view of these facts,
il is said, be is determined to dispose of
bis New York holdings and go back 10
Montana whsre he expects his mines
shortly to yield him enough to sgsin
face bis old rivals on an equal footing.
His ssle of stocks he holds will yield
him enough to carry on bis large BUSH
ness enterprises in the west. For the
present the crisis created by the copper
crash still hinges about the Mercantile
National Bank, the presidency of which
Heinzs re. igned Thursday. II was re-
ported in Wall street following NEE.
ing of the clearing house committee this
morning that the clearing house sssocis-
ton mas extended 81, 100, 600 relief 10
the Mercantile National Bank. This
action is necessarily temporary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
DIRECTORS FORCED OUT.

In the confused and preplexec 6uan-
Gil situation in New York created BY
the decline Of the Heiuze copper stocks
the principal developments yesterday
we're the designations of all the directors
of the Mercantile National Bslk at the
Instance Of the clearing house committee
aud the virtual assumption by the clear
ing-house Of control over that institution.
Negotiations for the institution of new
regime in the back were commenced
and there was a violent break in
the stock market, due largely to the
calling of loans by various banks. There
were, too, revelations sffecting The Heirzs
manipulation Of United Copper.
William B. Ridgely, comptroller Of
the currency, was in New York for the
FIRST time since be was of red the presi-
dency Of the Mercantile National. lie
consulted with the officers in the Clesr-
lighthouse Association, but at the close
Of the day declared himself still unde-
cided as to whether or not he would sc-
cept the presidency. II was sl:ogetber
probable, he added, that he would not
reach decision before Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Mr.. BRYAN at Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. J9.-Wm. j.
Bryant addressed large gathering al
the fair ground hers today. He an
nounced before going 10 The grounds
that be would not touch on politics from
a personal standpoint, thus dissppoint-
ing those who had hoped he would de-
clare his intentio toward the prtsideD-
tIal nomination. When asked who be
considered the republican lesdors in the
coming political fight he said:
"rhey operate by CUES! work, ard |
am not good guesser.
Mr.. Bryan will be the principal speak
or at dollar dinner tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Race Troubles Feared.

New Orleans, Oct. 10 Further race
troubles arc feared here as the result oil
a riot last night by Negroes resulting 10
the death of one man and probable fatal
injury of two others. Palrolmau Camp
bell attempted to arrest gang Of negroes
who became boisterous in front of a
church, and was killed. The negroes
then barricaded themselves 10 house.
They wounded Sergeant Wench and Cor
porsl Dana. Militia was then rushed
TO the scene, who smoked The negroes out,
arrestiDg five and wouudipg one. The
police are threatening to even things up
with the negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19

me st significant. The deputies agreed
that the matter be referred TO commit
tee on conference for report at the next
convention.
Yhe House of Deputies passed a
memorial resenling the imposition Of the
federal government in its action toward
the F,lipinos, sad in that they we're IN
der the protection of the United States
government, and deserved to be treated
accordingly. The question was raised
from the advanced prices charged for
certain materials in the Philippines, re-
sul,ing from severe taxation.
The convection closed its sessions &c
day to meet in Cincinnati in 1910.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19

THE Massachusetts ballot Law COM
mission has decided that Henry H..
Whitney, Of Boston, was legally nOmi-
mated for. governor at the Springfield
democratic convention. This is IS it
should be and it is hoped that the two
factions in that State will now get to-
gether and help defeat the republican
ticket as can be done with a uoitsd
democracy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19

RI. REV. A. F. WINNINGToN-IN
GRAM, Lord Bishcp Of London, SAILED
for home on the steamer Celtic Thurs
day. He is 8 learned and cultured
man, with attractive manners and pleas
ing address end made friends Of all with
whom be m et while in the United States.
Thst he is a man If disceTnme0t was
proved by his frequent statements, that
OF all the pisces be bad visited he felt
more at home in Virginia than any where
else
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
Pet MsgiIl Declared a Suicide.

Decaluer, IT., Or. 19.-On The court
records its stand today that Pet Msgill
endrd her own life, after willing her
husband and her daughter to her desrest
friend by her LIST letters. Fred Msgill,
the banker-husbsnd, and Fay Graham
Magiil, the friend and bride, will journey
westward to finish the Honeymoon that
WAS interrupted by their arrest on the
charge Of murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-10-19
IT'S FOR LADIES, TOO.
They Can stop Their Hair Falling Out
With Herplcide.

Ladies who have thin hair and whose hair
is falling out, can prevent the hair falling
out, and thicken the growth, with Newbro',
" Herpicide." Besides, Herpicide is one Of
the most agreeable hair dressings there is.
BeIpicide kills the daudruf germ that eats
the hair off at The root. After the germ is de-
stroyed, the rot will shoot np and the hair
will grow long as ever. Even sample will
convince any lad that Newbro's Herpicide
IS an indispensable toilet requisit'. 1t con-
tans no oil or grease, il will not stain or dye.
sold by leading druggists. dend lOc In
stamps for sample to Inc Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich. Two sizes-o0 aud si.00. L. <.
Lesdbeater & Soas, Special Agents. %