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Elizabeth Singles Addition
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A. Warren Jr's South Addition
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IUBIIN
Berlin Germany, the Expert Specialist and Surgeon
wbohas visited our city for the seventeen years
will again
Wausau, at Hotel Bells, Thursday, May 7
HOURS 9 A. M. TO P. NJ.
and every fourth Thursday thereafter.
treat Rheumatism, Enlarged Veins, Fistua Piles and
other Rectal Diseases Kidney Bladder and Lingering Ailments

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A piece of land $50 by 1853 feet
being part of SW II NE u, East OF
C. Nj. & ST. P. r. R. track and West
of Bells Addition. Sec. Sc, town %
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Second Ward
Original Plat
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John Ringle's Addition
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Maple fill Addition
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29

William Jennings Bryan will to
heard tomorrow by the House commit,
tee on election Of the President ana
members Of @ ngress 10 advocacy OF me
Mccall bill requiring the publicity Oh
campaign contributions. At q confer
euce between Perry Belmont, author Oh
the Mccall measure, Mr.. Bryan aud q
plumber of democratic Senators and n EN-,
beers il was decided to make Pollticsi
issue of the matter If Congress fails 10
act favorsbly upon 1t at this session.
At a hearipg by the House co@m'IIee
on territories today it was eonclua.veiy
shown that there will be no statenood
legislation for New Mexico or Arizona
at this session OF Congress.
1t is practically decided that Congress
will psss a bill compelling the res'o,
ration of the motto GIN God We Tfus',
upon the gold coins. ,,,.-
The controversy over placing the hoepllhI
shin relief under the command OF ba'sl
surgeon has broken out anew, resulting ~
the revocation Of orders assigning ASSISTANT
Paymaster f. II. Williams TO duty as Inc p'>
officers Of the relief. ,..,
LIipT in the same bed in little room OF
the second floor of the house at-9H street
southwest, Landon II. Brent, fourteen year
old. and his cousin, Russell Brown, twenty
one. were foundasphyxiated from Ilumina'
ing gas shortly before o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
DOUBLE MURDER.

A quarrel of lovers last night ended in
the death of both, each inAicting 9
fatal wound upon the other, at Ambridge,
new town established by the American
Bridge Company, seventeen miles north
wes. of Pittsburg.
The victims were Mary CoziDni, Is
wears old, and strikingly beautiful, and
Dominic Polcins, rs years old. Their
courtship began in Italy, and he came
to America three years ego TO prepare
home, sending for tho girl last Octo'
Der.
Polcina is said to have been jealous
almost from the day of her arrival, and
when she delayed the wedding from
time to time he became frantic.
Last night be visited the girl at the
home of her sister. Tney talked few
minutes, and the girl fed from the
kitchen ioI her own room, on the thi'd
floor, locking herself in.
Polciua followed and broke open The
door. A struggle followed. Evidently
the girl had prepared to defend hers IL.
An instant latter there was a shrek and
heavy body fell. II was that of Poleins.
A delicate keen-edged kn'fe, which The
girl was known to have kept in hel
room, vas found near him. The blade
had been thrust into his ear, piercing
his brain.
Just as he fell Polcina fred sho'
from bis revolver. His aim was true,
for the bullet entered the girls side. She
ran down The two flights of stairs and
fell dead on the kitchen floor. Others
in the house rushed to the upstairs room
where Polcins died just after they reach
ed bin.
1t is presumed PoIcins, after break.
Ing into the gifPs room, had threatened
to shoot her, and that she then stabbed
him and attempted to run away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
Opening of the British Parliament.

Opening Of the British Parliament.
London, Jan. 80. The British Parlia-
meut convened today.
King Edward drove down 10 stale 10
Buckine hsm Palace, IS usual, to read
his speech to the assembled peers aud
to as many of the Commons a. could
crowd into the stufy little upper cham
Der.
About the kings address there was
nothing much out of the ordinary.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
had the nArroWest of escapes from fall
ing into the suffragettes' hands as they
drove from Buckingham Palace to West
minister to open Parliament That the
equal rights csmpsigners would have the
hsrdihood to approach even royalty
seems never to have occurred 20 the Lon
don police. The usual precautions were
taken to keep back the crowd and pro-
tect their msiesties from any danger OF
violence at the hands Of anarchists OF
crsnks, but no particular attention va,
paid the resolute looking little group Of
sufisgettes which awaited the royal
carriage at the gates Of Westminster.
The intruder we're quickly hustled back
into the crowd, by the police, the holsst
we're whipped up and the carriage rolled
inside the gate.
Lord CurEon's claim to s1seat In the
House of Lords was admitted today
He took the oath this afternoon. 80
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From Washington.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaSette.l
Washington, d. c.. January 20.
Interest has been. focused upon the
snpointment Of new major general to
snccsed General Greedy, by the failure Of
sbe War Department TO announce his
successor although it has announced Col.
Charles Morris to succeed whomsoever
shall be accorded the honor. There is
much speculation swoug the othcers
over what has delayed the appointment
There is also a question whether or NOT
it will 20 to General Fred Funston who
is next in line.
The House committee on invalid pen
sious today ordered a favorable report
on the Sulloway bill increasing widows
pensions to $l2 month. The increase
will cost from $40, 900, 600 to $l2, 900, 900
annually.
The sn,i-rscing campaign which Gov
ernor Hughes has been propagsting so
assiduously was rcundly denounced, and
the Governor himself severely scored in
an address BY Jonett Shouse, Of Lexing-
TOD, KY, before the American Breeders
Association today.
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News of the Day.

Rem. Father Edward Kirwin, pastor
Of Ct. Patricks Catholic Church, at MO-
bile, died today, aged Al.
The deadlock for the senatorshiPs in
Kentucky ia likely to be broken by the
election of John r. Allen, Of Lexing-
ton. =.
The Russia government has authorized
a s8l. 500, 900 four per cent bond issue
to take up the issue OF 10000. Inc
bonds will run for four years.
King Carlos signed a decree today
practically permitting police tribunals
TO expel "undesirsbles" for Portugal
Scores Of arrests are being made.
Carrying So, OOO in gold in grip, two
men we're taken from train at New
London. Ohio, today. They are charged
with stealing the money from the Adams
Express Office at Mansfield at midnight.
In the North Carolina House yester-
day. the auti-merger hill was pasted
with only a few votes against 1t. Ii is
designed 20 prevent the absorption Of
the seabosrd Air Line or the Norfolk
and Southern by competing trunk lines
Warner Miller, once prominent In
republican politics as the leader OF the
hals-breeds, the successor OF Roscoe
Oonklipg in the U. s. Senate, aud re-
publican candidate for governor, made
general assignment for The beneft Of
creditors 10 New York yesterday.
A negro supposed to be John MADDEN,
charged with criminal assault Monday
night upon Mrs. Mary Buggy, at Mount
Harmony, Frederick county, Md, wai
arrested yesterday and is nov In jail
He will make no statement, but there II
| little doubt Of his identity.
John Mitchell has declined an ofe'
from the United MinewoTkers to act al
counsel at So, 900 year and insists OF
retiring. The convention OF the Unilec
Mineworkels of America yesterday votec
President Mitchell six months pay
With all expenses, including medics
attendance.
Famed by strong wind, hre II
Chicago last night Quilted three down
| town business buildings, tied up all o
| the elevated roads, as we'll as the surface
lines on Wabash avenue, State ant
| Madison streets, threatened the heart o
the shopping district, and was hnall!
brought under control with total los
footing up over 81, 900, 900. One fire
man was seriously ipju;ed by fallpI
from ladder.
Negroes are reported to have formed tn
mob which ran down and lynched two 9
their fellows at Commerce, Miss, last nignl
Tn victims Of the mob we're accused OF klll
ing and robbing sheir father near there MOI
day. A posse of negroes pursed them.
The grand jury in Washington yestsrda
indicted John Walters, New York book
maker, for alleged violations OF the locs
gambling law. it being alleged that he set up
gaming table at Benning during the last Ia
meet in November.
The North Carolina house Of represent
tiyes has passed the senate bill for stal
election on prohibition, 10 take place the la
Thursday in April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
WEDNESDAY Evening. JAN. 20, 1868.

IT SEEMS that certain people are still
ye,nsine to believe that some observe
tons in holy writ are but figures OF
speech. Following the old Biblical adj
monitor, eff thy right hand offend tnee
cut it off," Rainsford Ferris, q we'll
known resident Of Port Chester, N. l.,
went into his cellar yesterday and nearly
severed his right hand at the wrist oy
LAYING it on block and striking 1t With
n hstchet. Heis now in the hospital
and upon his recovery will be commit
ted to the Poughkeepsie Insane Asylum
Several years ago Ferris had quarIel
with his father and struck him with bis
fat He was afterwsrd seized with re-
morse and began brooding and reading
the Bible. Several times he has at
tempted to do bodily harm to himself,
but has been restrained by his family
pbvs;cians who have examined him say
that he is suffering from insanity caused
By religious mania. While the rsSn &C,
OF the young man is attributed to men'a-
unbalancing, it may be stated that, &C
cording to history, Origen, one OF th'
brightest fathers of the church, Wal
guilty of an act equally as strange. ID
also read the passage referred to liter
ailv
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WANTS TO HANG.

Frank Csnihorn, who shot snd killed
Mrs. Ada Jones at Christisnsburg, Va. +,
because he loved her and could not bear
to think Of. her IS another mans wife,
yesterday refused to employ sn sttorney
to defend him, declaring that II the At
tornsys aud the jury did their duty they
would hang him. He vigorously assert
ed bis desire to be hanged for bis crime.
Canthorn vas conducted to Roanoke
hurriedly yesterday morning before day
light to prevent 3 threatened lyncbipg
at OhristiaDsburg, where he was In jail.
1t Is reported that mob gathered IN
the town Sunday night but Il was with
out leader, srd was dispersed BY q
violent thunderstorm before action wa
agreed upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29

TIE matter of the recent removal Oh
the railroad depot from Alexandria 10
bevoud the city limits came up again
ia the City Council last night. The
city of Alexandria years ago voted many
hundreds of thousands Of dollars to help
build these railroads which in turn have
treated the city 50 badly and the present
generation is paying interest on the
money, which is severe hardship on the
taxpayers. The city expected to de-
rive great benefit from the construction
Of these roads but this hope has beer
blasted and the roads seem disposed 10
make football Of the city. Not only
have they removed the depot outside
the corporation limits, but now they
atop but few of their trains here, max
ing the city practically a way station
1, is proposed to present this matter 10
proper shape to the Corporation Com
mission and urge that justice be done
Alexandria. This is certainly reason
able demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
Disastrous Fires.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-One of the most
disastrous fires that have afflicted the
downtown district Of Chicago since
1874 occurred last night aud this morn
ing in the block bounded ly Walsh and
Michigan and Madison and Monroe
streets. The loss is estimated at$l, 700,
OOO, in great part covered by Insurance.
Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 29.-The IRE
In the Coburn warehouse, one OF the
largest store houses in the middle west,
had not burned itself out at 8 o'clock
and the loss will be practically l,COo.-
900. Almost hundred of the city's
biggest wholesalers and manufacturing
establishments hSd goods stored in the
warehouse. The warehouse covered an
entire city block.
Kansas City, Jan. 29.-The destruc-
lion Of the 81, 600, 600 packing plsnt Of
Nelson Morris & Co., Of Kansas City,
Kas., was threatened by FIRE early this
morning. The frenen sacrificed the
buildings to save the entire plant. The
loss ia $500, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
COURT OF APPEALS.

The proceedings Of the court Of sP.
pesls yeslesdsy were as follows:
Schwsuburh vs.. Dillmuth. Fully
argued and continued.
Hennipgs W. Nuckols. Argued and
submitted.
Truckers Manufacturing and Supply
Company Va. White. Argued and sub
mittpd.
Mex cases to be called; Carriers adj
ministrator vs.. Skillmsn ct ais; Tebbs
vs.. Van Patton and others; Selden ct al
vs.. williams, assignee, ct al; Grub
Bros. W. Moore, Clemens & Co.; city of
Norfolk IS. J. w. Perry Co, aud city
of Norfolk vs.. White-bc;ng Nos. 70,
40 to 40 and ~ on argument dOcks.
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posed to raise his voice against the fors
mer getting ans advantage o. the priv
ileges granted by the city. He did not
thick It wss q question for the courts,
but said be thought 1t was a duty that
Council owed the people to protect thsm
from any attempt on the p'rt OF the
railroads to overstep privileges granted
them.
Ga motion, Mr.. 6pinks' resolution vas
laid over and Council adjourned.
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Official.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Att regular meeting Of the Board Of AL.
dermen Of the city Of Alexandria, Va. held
January 70, 1908, there were present:
j. B. N. Curtin. esq, President, and kes.rs.
Hill, Brill, Msrbury, Bsllepger. Yield,
sweeney and Summers.
A petition OF J. Matthews for Do, mission 10
erect q two-story frame residence Ia tbs
square bounded BY Cameron. Queen, Henry
and Fayette.streets. was referred TO the Com
mittee on Streets.
Mr.. Sweeney, from the Finance Csmnittee,
submitted the following report on . ress a.
ton passed by the Sisy Ceuncil Dcceaber 10.
1907:
Your Finance COMMITTEES beg leave 10 re-
port that they have considered the question:
Of she refunding Of the bonds OF 1879, uhiek
will be due July 1, 1909.
Conferences have been held with the rep
resentatives Of the banks Of the city and also
with many Of the male residents Of ths Cd y
holding bonds, who accepted an invitstio
to Re present and confer With your GEN.
mittee.
"The Commissioners of the Sinking Funf
and the Corporation Attorney have discussed
the matter in all It's phases, and il has been
decided to recommend TO the City Council
the adoption Of the following resolution:
BE il resolved, That the Cooperation At
torney be, aad he is hereby, authorized 70
prepare and forward to the senstor from this
district and the delegate from Alexandria
city and county in the General Assembly
Of Virginia an act or acts authorizing ths
funding by this city Of $4,000 registered
coupon boads issued in 1879 and which ma
ture Jnly 1, 1909, said bonds 70 be registered
or unregistered coupon bonds and to bear an
terest at the rate Of four az per cent per
snnun."
The report vss adopted.
Mr.. BsllsDger introduced resolution pre-
yiding for an appropriation OF $3.50 for the
purpose Of repairing the chamber OF the
Board Of Aldermen, which was referred to
the Committees on Finance and Public Prep
arty.
The following we're received from the CsA-
mon Ceuzcil an their action concursed In
| By unanimous votes:
Report Of the COMMITTEES ON Streets recon-
mending an appropriation OF $500 fer tbs
purchase Of granite curb.
Petition OF John 7. Nails for permission to
Greet frame addition TO house No. 323 south
Alfred street.
Petition Of g. 7. Klipsteia for psrnisfea
| to erect three or more two story frams dwell
| ings on Pendleton street ct the southwest
corner Of Royal.
Petition Of the officers Of the Alexandria
Light Infantry .sking the city 70 furnish ga
for their armory.
The board then adjourned.
JR. N. CURTIN, President.
Tests, LvrHRR II. THOMPSON. Clark.
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Trial Nearing an End.

New York, JAM %. with nothing
left to complete the trial OF Harry Ken
dali Thaw but the summing up on both
sides and the judges charge to the jury,
there is much speculation as TO the prob
sble verdict. The announcement that
Littleton would sum up this morning
attracted the lsIgest crowd Of the. trial
to the court. Mrs. William Ihlw,
Harry ThaW's mother, was present.
Among the spectators WAS Alan John
son. British Minister to Denmark, who
is in this country on visit.
Litlleton began his address at 1920
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
New York Stock Market.

New York, Jan. 2s.-The 1t ok market
during the FIRST hour was rather quiet and the
undertoDe was strong. At the outset an ad-
vAncing tendency was shown, but after the
frat half hour a reaction took place AID in
instances prices declined below yesterdays
final quotations. subsequently, however,
ths frst hour the market became extremely
dull aud reactionsry, several stocks falling
below last nights close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Warren bill to reorgsnize the medical
department Of the army was passed By the
Senate Yesterday. as were nsnber Of bills Of
minor importance.
After short executive session, In which
nothing Of moment occurred. the penal cole
BIZ was taken up.
The House spent the aftemson In commit
tee Of the whsie discussing the urgent def
cheney bill. >
General debate was ended and fourteen Of
its 6fty-three peges we're approved.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, Of New York, aud Mr..
johnson, Of South Carolina, sttscked the sd
ministrstion concerning the size Of apero-
nriafioue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29

Mr.. JOSEPH II. CHoATE learns tina!
during 1906 and 1906 "tbe total legis-
Istion of Congress and the State Legis-
latures is represented BY no less than
95 446 acts and 1915 resolutions. "
According to Mr.. ChOste this "Would
indicate that we are suaeyiog from :
disease of Legislation" Ii Congress and
the se7erals legislatures wonld adjourn
asrs period Of ten years 1t is believed
that the country would be benefited
thereby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29
Invested with PaIIlum.

Boston, jap. 29,-sixteen B'sbofs, .
score of monsignors snd seversl buodred
priests, beaded by Carnival Gibbons, Of
Baltimore, attended the magnificent
ceremony of investing Archbishop VIII
liam Il. O'Connell with the pallium,
which began at 10 o'clock 10 The "a,
thedral Of the Holy Gross. Governor
Guild headed the State delegation and
Mayer Hubbard that from the City Hall.
The Cathedral wss crowded with els
tipeu;shed Bostouisus Of all d'nomi-
petiOps, r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-29

BECAUSE many of her fashionable Gus
toners failed to pay their bills, Miss
Lillian Microbes, dressmaker, of New
York, worried so that her mind became
unbalanced. she was taken to the psy-
chopathic ward in Bellevue Hospital
Monday morning after sitting by an open
window in the biting cold all night and
telling psssersby all sorts Of ridiculous
stories. The above is but one of the
many of the serious happenings Of g
large city. While this unfortunate
woman was peeriDg out Of window on
winters night doubtless some Of those
indebted to her we're moving in luxurious
drawing rooms, or buried in the mszes
of the dance. 4 writer in the New Tes'
lament delivered an Inspired message
against the opulent who keep back the
wages Of the poor. 1t seems to be al
much In season now as 1t was wher
written.