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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

cuTse cables Eio-Co+fee market weak: No = Rio
y sELsnEe y 732d: rece1rts 5000 bass; clearances
fT ne Tinted safes 20 600 bags: Europe 5000 bags
bEEs Sa1tOS-C'oTee y I
Santos SS5 10 Santos. 3s050: receipts, 600 bags;
STOCK ls-5tsD bags Ha-Ibu-g-COHee market opened
unchsorec - : pig higher at net unchanged
r 9fE higher; sales - 600 bags Havre-Coes mar
ke ope1e1 unchanged 81 II declined franc:
C0TTGS-A1 early advance IN the rn++on r,a-l--.
TeEO-Ts OF
ard E.1rs f-oscs q Texas heavy realizing
szss under which the market and closed
a. net cec4ne = 1Q4 points Sales estimated
E9tsF bales market opened at an advarce
G 20 points during the early session sold SGT
port- net higher covering bull support. But
Teslz-1E heavy 70 absorb there
1ed - he renewal q Southern hedge selling also
Enc during the later session prices Quite
E1aTp-. Cosl1g at practically the lowest point
months except December. which rallied from
tsS- The crop of Oklahoma late aud supposed TO
tz1s been considerably damaged by cold weather
T7Foe- N Saturday morning. Otherwise weather
Cl-e favorable. precipitation
Ola tst trter1or receipts last largest OF
r>oo-u while tskings Of
the big tnto-sgh- movement
re vls-be supply.
Aets0srt q the strike expected rsTt week lur
tre LcElah market Fh5wed buii!sb animation, al
tho1E tee decline there hardly great On some
Totii1-E been expected. Local contracts are
nele-ec he within points shipping
the soC-h and this fact is evidently promoting certain
tsgts = oonse-Fetiscl the part Of buyers
Fspo-t - issued
ilg q TIE market Oa Monday morning
TIE range n contract prices IN market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors. Goyernesse
10 College. Schools and Families. Apply
n. J. UNG-FULTON. - Union SquaIa
MADEMOIsELLE AMYoT. Teachers Agency 81 Yves,
K2d Tel. 1858 Plaza Teachers tutors governesse,
for colleges schools and private families.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October % 1905
C0FT coffee market UNCHANGED to
-onis 10 day closing steady level Sales
-e-e reported Of TO- 80 bags The declining tendency WIS
--oceS ~ lower French cables continued talk Of
ioEsr B-szis1 ocers Il being claimed that Rio
practically parity with options and that con
selling has been done
-tt that considerable amount OF coffee will bo
received here before she end OF 2he
October contracts which are selling a premium.
Nevertheless ana Notwithstanding the absence bull
culst1a n the accepted sense OF the term offerings
Hutures being absorbed Eoale-down and are
s5entv Srinr INTO very strong hands To-days
confirmed fT1daTs reports Of lower firm offers by
ing decline OF bod15 Teis in the port markets OF
soE Santos. receipts continued liberal and the
r-ench cables f-anc lower: Hamburg was rn-
changed 10 : pig higher. hut only month showed
gEn- The Santos coffee market is said 10 be at
lowest point OF the year. The spot oof
quiet wiki quotations basis OF csc
so- RIo NJ. :
a. FcloRs
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York October "a 1908
BEEVES-Receipts 80 1.0T0 head all
for seughterers. Nomnally steady. Dressed beef
slowly at steady prices, or at "a 103aC ID
sides and 697c for Texan beef. Liverpool
and London cables Just received quoted live cattle
selling a 911Ac ID Exports to-day from this
port 735 cattle II sheep and 6950 quarters of beef
There seemed 10 be almost no demand whatever for
westerns, received this morning held
Feeling about steady for prime veas Dressed
calves were quiet yesterdays quotations.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1915 cars, or
ago head including u for slaughterers
market making. with the stale stock, IS
on Sheep ruled dull and weak for such
offered: medium fairly good lambs yes
terday's decline; prime and choice stock firmly
held. 8 high So bid for choice lambs.
A few We're held Common fairly good
sheep sold 81 10 SO 80 per 100 ID medium
lambs a 81 10 q So SO Dressed mutton easy 64S0
per III, with wethers selling high Slac Dressed
lambs slow at Sd lol2
Sales-Shippers' Commission Company: 22o state
lambs. IS ID at 50 90 per 100 ID.
Kerns Commission Company: 707 Buffalo lambs 65
81 rs: 123 state sheep, 90 Ii. at S3.
S Sanders: lambs 60 10. SIS 121s: 80
do 6s 10 at s. 1871 u sheep ana lambs Cculls) SO
ID at s. rs; 9 do 70 h. at SO so.
Mcpherson Co; 80 Kentucky lambs 10 lb, at
81 %. sheep. 100 ID. SO.
HOGS-Receipts 20la cars. 1897 head a
slaughteTers. Nominaly firm Buffalo advices.
Sales Of medium weight hogs yester-
day s6 100 lb Country dressed hogs quiet &
sales date yssterday)-s Sanders: 10 state hogs
14s 10 average at So per 100 lb; roughs. $40 Il,
q So.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

poor cables Liverpool wheat opened steady at K9so
ing isd eecne from last night Paris Wheat @ closed
@ p equsl s g & &c per bush decline aour dS equal =
5le isc bush decline rye easy. equal 4c per bush
% oeelne: corn equal oles. bush decline budapest
saiet unchanged. The weather news from ahTosS
was also OF bsar1sh average. private Argentine cable
peted but information at hand we believs the
total output for wheat will be 216 900 900 bush The
maize be Have had plenty OF rain
Broonhal had late Argentine cable saying: "Bene-
fetal rains have fallen in the south Private Senorts
ceiveo that IN the very serf6ns dam
show up than anticipated earlier Eonihe- ~.
have also been damaged Fone Advcas Srrn, v,nr,rss
say that the snow Of yesterday disappeared quickly ana
Quantities For this country the weather and crn eys
was also against the market rains east OF the
1ssssippl meaning break in the drouth over an IN
toF the American visible supply the more imme-
shipments VIII heavv increase b the me- ]
hoeFai 9 Increase in the amount wheat on passage
increase Local liquidation made a weak session Oh nr W ~
60 .eIe was no support from quarter AT best how
without great change. closing with buyers o7sh and .e
pending on better after the week opennR
statistics shall digestei The cssh msrtef
Duluth. 81 I9& and No hard rinfsI' q oss N0therh
sfioat CORN-Localiy corn market had ro,- 6.v
sout actual variation in price, barely steady
ngures in the West there weakness 10 begin with
rains in the belt Late The pre~ios nIgh sen az
loads Of rough were worked and not Seno+4ea ~ A
new interest in export circles and this
had supporting influence in speculative circles CASH
corn closed with No quoted 77<c in elevator and
t.s+c ahoat, nominal. to arrive. OATS-RuIed
slow market closed duff Cash oats were oniet With
6 70 81 10, quoted 52Q521sc; natural white 2s
7lsc RYE1fsret GiilpeS waite n 81 to 80 fo 6l1s9
.a!' Q New York BARIscY-Niaret steady. reed
1gg; i 81 Sac New York. mailing 6Iq6sc +
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

INRENCH. GERMAN. SPANISH. ITALIAN. QUICKLY
II acquired Language Phone Method. S0S MstroDoltR
Building. Broadway and 18th st. y. i.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
$2O,OOO,OOO
Thfve Year AK Sinking Fund Cold Bonds Due November 1874
Encouragement irrigation Works and Development Of Agriculture a."
tPaabIeM land November
B

xT Bondhr o are it
1000 $aandSN L and e
nd518 18adG d4
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN ATHLETICS FOR HEALTH
Il and strength PROFESSOR MAX UNGER. Honsn-
deT's Baths lac West 125th
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

tioa LIcaIge special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
e-- ssles. 500 bales. speculation and export 200
srcan 600: receipts 1900 bales American II COO
acrg upland, 6e2d- Futures opened quiet but steady
Ilts loTye5 closed barely steady. 3q53s points
-oe ycto5e-, 4e51zo OctobeT-NOverlber, 4 T315d
terI1scealber. SD; Deoer January 6ed; Jaru-
-rsdrIsry sld February-Narch, 465d: March-ArrfI
- - h2-l-nay- 4-65hd; Msy-June and June,JLly
<es '.c. JuIy-ACgust 462d ''
s1LOt h AND MEAI-TTacinE in -four quiet to-
VI 1ae sa!es confined 70 spring patents and bakers.
es steady and without oUotabie change Rye -four
es SOW a. old prices The following prices quoted
~ ,-Lle EeT York Produce Exchange: Spring
$3.50 So winter straghls. 50GS4 80: winter nareDts
s.o,Sz 20 string oles-H s. 20dS4 05; extra No win
: tolS5 go extra No winter, SO 50GS3 60 Buck
ns-1tE FDOCR-Narlet steady Quoted al 81 s0QS3
X 10 u, u sacks. RYE FTsOCR-Market dull Quoted;
70 Eooc s. 25aSs 60 choice 70 fancy. s. 50aS4 co.
p5r ~ -SlaIEet quiet Quoted; Kiln dried. 81
.tiov s. 709S1 IS; coarse 81 65GSI 70 FEED-West-
Sac rt- frrn- Queted: Western spring S23 .:
-. ..s5saEs 1-iscr1g s23 -; -four DO s27 as red dog
- city Iran. So % bulk. s23 100 S23 so in SACKS
x 50 eGgs2s % red Cog, SO s. all October ship
h2-lIy chop, So in bulk, $50 ~ sacks; clinical
1sAlN-FT 5EAT-There a weak wheat rnarlze-
l3as a decline Of 10 increasing the loss 20
- - close barely steady decline of az ana
s-.=s Tor Exporters Tepelled a. 1--errlres
me = casa holderr, being Influenced by average OF
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
NEW YORK PRICES.


York Produoe Exoaes ps was duff and
SS 70 So October s13 5o9s15 49, November, SIS 90
MOLAsSEs AND sYRUPsSThe market for rnolasses
and good demaaa or mosss s' oaefass agotao6s
foloN: MoLAsSESoNew Orleans, centrifugal. com
o2 SSG; New Orleans open kettle. 2s9+29 sYRUPs-
offerings OF crude covering professional
bull support Sales: 200 October 36A 1910 100 NO
tnew), SIS 6.14c. Rehned petroleum was firm and
White 6bis S5oc T SnI& Suo5e &C.
YORK 70 Soc Phfaaepb 10 sS FeRaed, e cases cases New
York bbls 1oc; bulk 60OSi philadelphia ee5c bulk.
phia, 1235c. CoTTONsEED OIIl-Prinle crude rs isc;
S7sc NoTel6eT 81 @ 6eoeber o'tS9sT 81 :.
G5I6o; May 625 soc; OF summer yellow October
so 9oI oIttc 5000 OF summer yellow, 8e1s q3T Ac;
of-town raw. 41Q42c: Calcutta raw. zoe. LARD OIL.
I PKoVasIoNs-AfsT weak opening under packing
9us9 M o Pressg5e rallied On fair cash demand in view
eeiPts at Western points were 56 900 hogs with Chi
Ness sc SIC 20 family. s2Oq$2o so; short clear
$I3 5O family; aeqsls So packet 81 SIS: extra
ed; s2s9 sal DRESSED HoGs-s!sady: Quoted:
P cT 7sT N lGS e 7Ss ssss $50 !f.s IT, sQ
h. ioo nomsa Pokod n ham. dull IL q Quoted oS III Il
"a S6 stsady 6otyd city &c. GountTy
: i
@s99 $50 q loc City lard steady Quoted: 9Sc- Refined
lard steady Quoted: South America,
1920; o2oo; BFaz4 kegs. p T5e coMPoUND-ouiet.
ed; ,Il 8Ieo II Sl1Ae: city lard stearine. 11ao.
RCB-The market for rice steady and
firm at primary points, and closed
at all points Quotations follow: Screenings, 2% 6So
ordinary $a a3+e; fair. ~ 941ao; good. ordinary,
"a g oci prime, 6iz @ 5iac; choice 5& 46Lc;
foreign: 54eSs c: RangoOn AZ csc.
SIGAR-For refined sugar there a market
but business was moderate and prices unchanged
following are list prices subject rebate
points and discount OF per cash. seven
days: Crystal domnos, 1850; Eagle tablets SOC;
loaf Sc; crushed, be0c mould A. 655c; cubes 5.45c:
AAAA powdered. 535c; Eagle bib bags powdered and
Eagle confectoners granuated 545c powdered coarse
powdered and fruit powdered. 53Oc Eagle coarse and
extra fine granuated. 5-20C Eagle 2-ib
granuated. 5-40c; 2-lb bags do. 55Oc; B3k-lb bags
DO 54Jc; 5lb bags do. 54Oc: Job do $50: 25
and so 10 bags do 525c; Eagle standard granu-
lated and diamond 4, 520c; confectioners' A &c;
No &c: Nos and 3. 495c; No !. 200; No g. SOC:
No 8. $500 No z, 475c; No 6, 4.T0c; No O. csc; No
10 455c; No H. 450c; No IL. 445c: No Is 4Oc: Nos
IA. 10 and 16. 435c. The London market for beet
sugar quiet and Z lower with October and No
vernber los 41ad and May 9d. The local market
for sugar with duty paid prices quoted
follows: Centrifugal. test 400 09c; rausco-
vado SO test 356 59c and noasses sugar, SO test
38l G334c. There was sale Of 1900 Java frsts
al Delaware Breal1water to Arbuce Brothers under
stood 70 have been sold at los I'd basis 90 test
c I T. which is figured to DO equal zosc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04

A lin We
st ma a al price anlle
n CUT satin
through in heavvq SATIN vathc ncv
finely tailored and secod button mo Other models
to a
rInmedw thatndu chess 1andan butonsto matht
av,oyc
browns, mxur dfanvn
arepe every icahu worked out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13

disabled or sunk, a new defence against tor,
nedo attack VIII have been proven. II All
depeods whether or not the new type OF bnlK.
head or O. mpartment with which she IS ntted
will he sucoessful. The effect Ofthe torpedo
will not be learned until she is dry locked
for repairs aud observation. Admiral Evans
and Naval Constructor Robinson, who &C.
COMMANDED the feet to the Pacific with the
board Of construction, all admit that the
modern battleship fleet is without deieSee
against torpedo attack, particularly al nlghl.
The Florida test is designed IS an experiment
to provide gsinst this.
Washington race men who sIend theit
time at the New York tracks returned 70 the
city this morning. They say 1t IL all over
aud even the most ssnguine expect Iitut
change in the conditions. III dicut want u
get arrested so came home, said one OF tnem'
The game is dead"
Senator Burkett, OF Nebraska, made an
other pilgrimage 10 the White House today
jp behsl of Gov. Sheldon's candidacy foi
vice president. II bet box OF clgsrs yester
day that he would be nominated al Chicago,
said Mr.. Brrkett by way of emphasis as h'
left the While House, "and Offered TO do ths
same thing today" -
ASH farewell recital in this country htfort
departing for Germany to si0g before tb'
Kaiser. the Arion Soci ty of RrOOs Ign, eighty
voices strOng, sang before President and Mis-
Roosevelt in the east room this afternoon. A
few friends had been invited TO the White
House to listen
Information of mysterious woman II
Mexico who may be Mrs. Guinness, the cen
trail figure of the Indiana murder mystery
was received at the 81 lte department TO-DAY II
dispatch from Ambassador Tbompto IL
Mexico City, which stated that woman an
sw er1ng to the description # the murdefess I
few days ago passed by Palenque.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
News of the Day.

After celebrating for twenty-five hour.
the capitol trial jury at Harrisburg. Ps.
today acquitted Congressman Ii. Bard
CasseIl, and architect J. NJ. Huston in
connection with the capitol graft cases.
Unless the Ysqui Indians give up
their arms and ammunition st oncs n
war of extermination will be wsg d
against them by Gen. Lorouez) Torres,
head of 1000 Mexican soldiers in pur'
suit OF the rebelIious Indians.
Three Thousand London bsrmsids took
advantage of the su6ragettes parade
today to have a demonstration OF their
own 10 protest against the licensing bill.
They met st Trafalgar squsre and
voiced their opinion in speeches, jeeri
and harangues.
After terrible suffering for;y-fOur
men of the crew of the whaling steamer
William Bsylies, of New Bedford, Mess.
have been taken of the vessel. Fol
months The Bsylies have been ice-bouud
in the straits and was sighted by the
crew of the whaler Bowbead.
Many Of the largest Touring mills
throughout the state OF Washington are
closing because Of the slack export fDul
business. The high price ofwheat is the
principal fac,or in tie crippling OF the
industry. Thousands of men or, being
thrown out of employment
Fourteen alleged bOokmsktr' were a.
rested by the police st the Grsvesend
race track Yesterday afternoon, charged
with violating the new anti-beIting Law.
They were adm t ed to bail in the sun
OF 81, 900 each bya magistrate in Brook
Ign, and their cases will come up for
hearing today. DenouDcing the police
for having made the arrests Magistrate
Voorhees,, today adjourned th ceases.
William II. Taft, believing be is as
sured of the republican presidential
nomination, has mapped out his plans
for the immediate future. His resigna-
ton as Secretary OF War will be placed
in the hands of President Roosevelt mex
week, and unless the is change Of pro-
grsmme it will become effective on July
II. Gen. Luke + Wright, prospective
Secretary of War, will be ready " take
chsrge the day Mr.. Taft steps out.
When daylight began to break yesterday
morning six year-1ld Mary Litz looked out
of her window at the pretty clubhouse of the
MorristOwn, N. j.. Field Club snd wondered
what had become of her mamma. Mary be
gan TO cry, and so did her sister. Then the
two little brothers tumble ont Of bed, awak
ened by the noise, and cried, too. Behind the
clubhouse, in lonely spot oil the golf links,
the mother of these four children lay dead
She had been murdered by an Italian barber,
Frank Ferraro, who after committing the
deed, killed himself. The murderer had been
in love with the woman, bat she refused Ia
marry him.
John Vines Wright, of Tennessee, the old
est living ex.member of Congress, died yes
terday at his home in Washington. He also
served in the Confederate Congress and the
army.
Acting prosecutor Elder, of Kings county
N. Y said today: 1--WE will make it impOs
sible for any person to either make or receive
a bet in any form at the race tracks"
Sadie Solizstein. twenty years old, YVES
found dead today. suicide by gas. in her
room in the bachelor girls hotel, thf
Tromart, in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
TOday's Telegraphic News.
Tb. conte,t for Vice PRECEDENT.

GuG @VntSoe w
Chicago, June 13.-Thtrs 10 q rumor
that President Roosevelt has expressed
himself in favor Of the selection OF
James Sherman, as candidate for vice
president.
The latest boom is that Of Frank z.
Kellogg, national committeeman from
MinnesttI, q "trust buster" OF the
administration. He t)ok part 10 the
prosecutions of the Standard Oil Com
D any, which result, ID In the celebrated
$29 900, 600 foe.
The Taft people would have undoubt'
eddy liked II have Senator Dolliver on
the ticket. Bot it seems that he must
DE ruled out OF The game. 1t would 10.
involve loo much sacrifice for him to
resign his seat in the Senate AID take
the vice presidency. In the recsht
fight ia Iowa between Governor Gum
mios and Senator Allison for the pos
session OF the la!t,r's place In the
United States Senate Dolliyer was q
srjng partisan and persuaded everJ
friend he had in the State to vote and
work for Allison. The Onmmins fac
ton was beaten. Nov If Dolliver were
to resign, Commins could spp1ipt bis
succt ssor, and in theory the ordinary
course OF events he might himself look
forward 10 succeed the Wtran and eu-
feebled Allison 10 a very few yesrs. 10
lhit event the whole State would be
given over t. the control Of the Gum
MICS people.
Frsnk II. Hi chcock will be the next
chairman of the republican national
commit re ia the opinion OF the poll
licans assembled.
The executive council Of the Ameii.
can Federation of Labor vert into Sea-
sion today to formulate demands t be
presented TO the republican national
convention. 1t will insist on strong
abti-irjancliOn plank, President Com
p rs frankly ADM $, and he furthermore
ass, RS that he will call upon the demo-
Gratis at Denver TO adopt the same psrA-
graph.
10 reply to the charges made by Jas. W.
Van Clesve, president of the manufac-
turerb' association, that he is demt =
crsf, GOmpers charges Van Cleave with
being "mentsl vacuum"
Seats in the convection hall are the
scarcest thing in Chicago. They hsv.
reached the top price OF 1925 per, and
of-Y of 800 are freely made.
Harry 8. New, chairman o! the COM
mitiee, Gays the requests for ticket, are
almost double the number received prior
to any former convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON-
VENTION.

Frank H. Hitchcock, the Taft mana
ger, Issued an official statement last
night, 10 which he declared that the
Taft situation, now that the national
COMMITTEE has completed Its llbors, is
as follows:
Inslrnt ted for Taft, 5l3; declared for
Taft, loo; indCrs:d for Taft. SO Total,
704. The allies have 227 votes and
there are 40 doubtful.
Three weeks ago Hitchcock stated that
thers would be 5l7 instruct I'd Taft dele
gates to the convention.
Taft won Is OF the cont sted dsle-
gates from V rginis, but on the admis-
son that lord men have been ruled
out of the Danville CONVEX on two Taft
dslsgst Is were accepted inst,sd of the
Ia men.
Despite the ASSURANCES given out by
the Taft managers in the pat few days
that the war secretary would get The
presidential nOminsto on on tue first
ballot at the national convention, next
week, the "Allies" declared last night
that thew will fight to the bitter end to
hold out against the nomination and
have the vet 10 do it. They slso
claim tnat Overtures have been made t,
them by the Taft managers for COM
pr Imise, but that 10 view of conditions,
they say, there can be no compromise
th't the fight will be carried into the
committee of crsdenlialS, aud thtr4
thr shed out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
Virginia News.

The graduates in Law and medicine at
the University of Virginia we're annouu'
ced yesterday.
John w. Hawkins, railway mail
clerk, of Petersburg, was convicted at
Norfolk. yesterday, of stealing special
delivery lett r. and sentenced to three
years in the Atlanta penitentlary.
Charles F. Crockwell died in BerT,
vile Thursday night, at the home OF his
sister, after q lingering illness OF hear;
disease. He was born 10 Winchester,
November 10, 1927. He is survived by
one daughter.
Charles G. Virts. son OF the lSts
Joseph Vir 8, of Waterford, Loudoun
county, and Miss Msude Smith, daugh-
ter Of Joseph Smith, formerly Of Staun-
ton, we're married Thursday afternoon in
Waterford, by Rev. F. l.. Wilson.
Declaring that its showing of assets
and liabilities wss satisfactory in law,
Judge Z. Garter Scott, in the Richmond
City Circuit Court, has dissolved the in-
junction against the Eureka Lille insur-
snce Company aud discharged the re-
ceiver Of that corporation.
Major 8. w Martin, clerk Of the fed
ersl courts at Danville, has been APP
pointed in charge Of the Offices OF United
Stat IS Circnit Courts and District Courts
at Lyuchburg, Charlottesville and Boa
nOke, in addition 10 the Dsnville Office.
He succeeds William McCasley, who
died recently II Salem.
Trus bills we're returned by the grand
jury In the u. =. District Court, in
Richmond, yesterday, against Warner
Moore and Thomas l.. Moore, members
of the firm of Warner Moore & Co.,
charging them with fslse billing In viO-
lation of the interst tie commerce act,
and against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company for violation OF the
same act 10 failing to impose switching
charges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
Iews Killed

Berlin, June l5.-News has reached
here OF Jewish massacre st Dorbian, a
Russian town near the German frontier.
According to the infcrmston from Me-
mel, Alderman frontier town close to
Dortisu, Russians mobs attacked the
ghetto in Dorbian, burned eighty houses
and two synsgogues. killed three Jews
ard Injured twenty eight. The mob was
made up Of hundreds of armed Russians,
add though the jews had long been the
objects of bitter hatred, the attack was
wholly unexpected. They were merci-
lessly driven from their homes. Not IN
til practically the whole ghe't, had been
destroyed was The fury Of the Russians
sbst,d. Men, women and children snf.
iered alike, and today there era 600
homeless Jews 10 the town. The police
made no eft ri to check the mob.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-06-13
SATURDAY EVENING. JuNEls. 1908

The members Of the nstiOnal rel no-
liclu convention which meets IN CHI
cagI on Tuesday next sre gathering IN
tlst city but fad they will have but
little to dois the national committee,
which met there this week, has under
the direction of President Roosevelt,
mapped out a plan of procedure which
will be carried cut 10 the kttr. The
nominee for president has already been
named, the platform has been decided
upon and vice pnsdel t al candidate
Will be chosen before the convention
meets. The machine is in proper order
aad when Mr.. Roosevelt touches the
b1tloni verything will move with the
at uos. precision, and like the dog OF the
telephone, tie members will only have
IN sit ard herr their met re- voice and
do their mrstT's will.