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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette, ]

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette, ]
Washington, d. O., February 9.
BY far the most serious blow that has
yet been delivered by the Supreme Court
of the United States 10 organized labor,
was given today when tbst tribunal ss-
1ounced its decision that labor OrgsniEa-
tiOns are liable to dsmsges for boycOlts
brought against manufacturers moved in
interstate commerce. The question was
brought before the Supreme Court of tie
United States by Dietrich Love, a hat
manufacture, OF Danbury, Conn.,, Lowe
sued in the lover court against the hat
tiers union for damages alleged to have
been sustained to his trade as the result
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
Char gss Against Judge Blackstone

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Feb. 3. Great was the
surprise 10 the House today shortly after
noon when Delegate Houston, represent
ing Hampton aud Elizabeth City coun-
Ties, presented petition signed by four
hundred of bis constituents who asked
for The impeachment OF Judge J. W. G..
Blackstone, of the Eleventh judioisl cir
cult. The petition charges the judge
with neglect of official duty, immortality
and iGcompeiency. Delegate Houston
said the signers were the most represen-
taiiye people Of the community. The
petition was referred to toe committee
on courts of justice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
Thaw Chatting Under Discipline.


AaHesvsU, n. Y, Feb S--Jf re.
-'""'- f'"ha Tho clisisls Of The Mslleswsn
Asylum are true, Harry K Toaw is
slteady chsfDg under the discipline Of
the iIs':tg;iOn. lie : declared to be
emphslically disappointed over The fail
ure of his Lawyers to secure him the
privilege Of private room. Then, too,
he had an abundance OF alcoholic atim-
ula1ts prior to bis arrival here and was
somewhat worked up when he was told
Sunday be could have no more while
be remained here & prisoner. Tbaw
brought a large sum OF money-oue
report is that it totslled Sc, OO0-but
much OF IL was taken from him and
turned over to his attorneys II he
vsnts delicscies from the FIsbkill stores
be can have them sent here aud chsrg.
ed. Thaw's measurements and photo
graph for the asylum records we're taken
today. To the guards who had charge
of him be boasted that bis lawyers
would have him out of there in a week.
Charles Summerville in the New
York Evening Journal today quotes
Harry K. Thsw as declaring he killed
White because he expected him to shoot,
aud that the question Of his wife's
former relations with the architect did
not enter into the shooting.
After describing what be remembers
Of the shooting, Thaw is reported as
saying Gas to those bideouS stories
that were circulated about me aud !
which Mr.. Jerome from bis dtnuncis-
lion Of me seems still to believe, l want
10 say to the public that they were sill |
ies, I am no saint. But let me tell |
Tou somsthing. In some ways the rich |
ire as helpless as the poor. Any young
nan Of wealth will fnd himself subtly
sud vilely slsndered By creatures like
Abe Hummel With a blackmsiling end
n view"
FIshkill Landing, N. Y. Feb. g.
Following conference between the
reads ofthe Mstteawan Asylum this az
ernoon it was decided that the condition
4 Harry X. Thsw wss such that be need
lot be kept in the msin observation
Yard. Consequently he was transferred
o one OF the small wards where there
re but three inmates and later be may
et private room. ThsW's attorneys
ave inside arrangements for him to Sc
ure all the delicscies be may desire.
u
The Market.
Gsorgetown d. G., Feb, 3,-Wheat 95-1O0,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 3.--After quiet opening
the market became generally heavy especial
ly for the railroad issue. In the FIRST hour
many stocks sustained ateiial declin1s. In
government bonds the fours declined / per
cent the threes and fsurs registered I and
the twos per cent. Other bonds easier.
After the first hour the selling seemed to
have exhausted itself and purchases eaused
moderate rally from the lowest levels reached
earlier in the day. A number of issues
moved up irregular amounts, varying from
small fractions TO one point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
FORAKER SCORES ROOSEVELT.

FORAKER SCORES ROOSEVELT.
TIE Ohio Society OF New YORK held
their annual dinner at the WaldoIl,As-
toria Oh Saturday night. Gov. Hughes,
of New York, was unable to attend but
sent letter OF regret. Mr. Foraker
and Judge Harmon made speeches.
Judge Harmon spoke against The prop
osition of government ownership Of rail-
ways. He emphstically declare that
while governmental supervision has
much to commend it, owership and ope-
ration by the government would he 3
mistake. But, he declared il the rail-
roads Of the country DO rot follow q new
plan and more emphsticslly safeguard
the interests Of all patrons government
ownership will be forced by The people.
Senator Foraker struck at Roosevelt;
put hiM at the top of the list of muck
rakers and said be started the panic.
Among other things he said
The chiefest cause Of The industrial de-
preston may be summed up IN one word
-"muck-rsking."
Success was no longer an evidence of
integrity, skill, capacity and energy,
but only a sign of some crooked1ess
which mus; be unesrthed and punished.
For more than three years there has
been a perfect saturnalia Of that kind of
literature.
In the midst Of all and over all was
heard the voice Of the President.
His denUncislions were of such de-
and Tightening character that
they helped to create a general business
distrust and alarm.
The result was Inevitable.
When the crash came, "sll the kings
srmy and 81 the kings men" were |
helpless, and some Of the most sbused !
OF veal b came 10 the rescue.
A more wholesome spirit BOW prevails
snd as the end draws nearer and CoU-
yrtss grows mere Independent the power
IF the chief executive wares.
Paddock the nnck-raker, high sud
oT.
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Ten cadets were expelled from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute on Sat-
urday for hsziug. The faculty; after a
careful consideration of the case, in
formed The students that the decision
was positive and final. To the fOrego-
log official statement President Bsrrin-
ger added that he is determined to abol-
ish sill forms of hszing at the V. P. I.
Ia this he has the cooperation of the
commsndsnt aud members Of the faculty
and will have the support of the people
of the State. Hszng is now out of
date and should be no longer tolerated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
Sewn Men Killed.

Northumberland, Pr. Feb ga boiler
il me pudding department Of Van Allen
g. Ofs. nail mill here, exploded today
killing seven men and iujuriug aevefsl
others. A number Of the latter who
are nov at the hospital 10 Suubur7 it
is feared will die. The mill bad just
resumed operations at 4 o'clock this
morning after a four months shut down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

THE grounding yesterday walked
right out, turned around, and walked
right back agsiD, and so, according TO
groundhogology, there is to be six
weeks more of winter. But this will be
but a repetition Of the past few winters,
the worse paris OF which have been after
the second of February.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

REPORTS ftom Richmond are TO the
effect that Mr.. Cation will probably To-
troducs an amendment ia the House Of
Delegates to the bill for the repeal Of
she r., F. & P. railways special priVi-
lage prohibiting the psrslleliug of lis
tracks. which amendment may retard the
passage OF the repeal bill. 1t is hoped
Hr. Cs.on vii d. Io'hiog OF the kind.
OF course the States iGtsrest 10 the r.,
F. & P. road should be properly looked
after but not to the extent Of preventing
other railroads being built in this section
of Virginia. The building of other roads
would be of great benef. 10 the people,
and the States gain thereby would more
than Offset any loss that might possibly,
but improbsby, be sustained by the fall
log or in dividends derived from the
stock of the r., F, & P. road held by
the State. Thcs sgain it Is not believed
that new road would materially iDjure
ahe old one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

REeIcIDEs were again in evidence
Saturday afternoon when King Carlos OF
Portugal and the Crown Prince Luis
Philippe we're shot and killed aud Prince
NJ ,nuel wounded 10 the city OF Lisbop.
The assassination was one Of the boldett
that bss occurred in the worlds history,
and has cast gloom over every pslsce
in the civilized world. The news OF the
double assassination wss few houis
later being reed from bulletin boards in
the principal cities of the glote, bring
ing forth, as it should, expressions Of
horror from all law-abidiug people.
There has been apprehension for some
time in Lisbon, socisiisiic and ansr'
ohjstic doctrines having been promul-
gated among the present generation many
of whom have been taught to losth rulers
aud to despise law aud order. The
newspapers of this country, while an
nouucing the terrible crimes with hand
bill headlines, ere saying much concern
ing the unfortunate King Carlos which
rather tends to fan the fame OF fegicide
Instead of decreasing crimes which have
disgraced the world before and since
the days Of Philip Of Macedon'
King-killing is among the most heinou'
of all offenses, and no open or overt at
tempt should be made to mitigate the
offense by publishing the private lives
Of monsrchs who have been rulhlessly
slain. Hence it matters rot what
odium may be attached TO the memory
of Carlos, he was King of Portugal and
mis- position and person should have
been respected. The great apostle to
the genliles wrote the Epistle to the
R,msns when Nero, the most sensual
and blood.hirsly Of all potentates, was
on the throne Of the Cesars. Among
other things Paul says; "Rulers are
not terror TO good works, but TO the
evil. Render, therefore, to all their
dues. tribute TO whom tribute is due;
custom to whom custom; honor to
whom honor" If such Difference was
TO be paid to Nero, the world should
have patience with those now on thrones.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
STATE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE

AT meeting OF the state republican
committee, held in Richmond Saturday
night for the purpose Of deciding upon
The time aud place for the State oOnven-
ton, Alvsb Fl. Martin, Of Norfolk, was
Endorsed for membership on the repub-
licsn national committee to succeed
George E. BoEden. TIE election Of
Mr.. Martin was unanimous.
The republican State convention will
be held in LynchbuTg on April 8. The
basis Of representation will be one dele
gate for every fifty votes aud frsction
over twenty-five cast for Roosevelt at
the LAST general election.
Candidates are to be put In the geld
in every Congressional district 10 the
State. The policies of O. Bsscomb
Slemp as State chairman were Endorsed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

President Roosevelt has refused to ex-
tend an invitation to King Leopold, Of
Belgium, to visit the United States.
The Presidents refusal followed au un-
official intimstlon inst The King con-
templsted coming to this country for the
purpose Of observing aud meeting the
American people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
HOUSE.

The House committee on bankiag and
insurance reported favorsbly Judge Will
liams measure calling for the re enact
ment of the Wharton insurance law,
which forbids combinations among in
surance companies fOr the purpose Of
controlling rates.
The House committee on banking and
insurance, in its report, favored the pas
segs of bill which provides for the es-
adjustment of q fremen's relief fund.
Under The terms of the bill, each FIRE in-
surance company doing business in the
State will he taxed l per cent Of all
premiums collected, this sum 10 be sp-
piled to the faudi The fuod is to be DIS
tributed proportionately to disabled
fremep. 1t is estimated that the total
receipts each year from the FIRE insurance
companies will aggregate 500, 900.
The House passed the bill 10 sulh0r'z y
the apporionnenl Of city taxes assessed
upon real estate and the redemption OF
any part Of such resl estate from the lien
of such taxes.
Also the Senate bill amending an sct
to regulate the granting of injunctions in
certain eases.
Speaker Byrd's bill creating a tsx
commission to resdjust the existing Tux
laws for the purpose Of equalizing taxa
ton was reported lavorably from the
finance committee. The commission IL
10 be made up Of seven members, aud
will report to the next legislature.
The House has passed the bill to pro-
vide for an extension of time at which
penalty will beor has been incurred for the
non payment of taxes assegsed by COM
miisioners OF the revenue for the various
districts for the year 1907, where such
hiss failed 10 return prop
erty book before November %, 1907.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

Smallpox has broken cut among The
students Of he Medical College of vir.
giuis in Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03

Mrs. Ella Jet Tsliaferro, seventy-fve
years old widow of Captain John S.
TaliafeIro, died at Fredericksburg on
Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-02-03
Sixtieth Congress.
Washington, Feb. 3.
SENATE.

ne ne Senate toaa7 :-:..i nassad
a resolution expressing regret over the
ASSASSINATION Of tue kiug sGi tho crown
prince Of Portugal.
The resolution, presented by Chair
man CuloD, Of he foreign relations
committee, was as iolo@s:
"ResOiYed, that tie dssth by unlaw.
full and iDbuman violence of the king
sDd crown prince Of Portugal is sin.
cerely deplored by the Senate Of the
United States Of America. t
"Resolved, that G copy Of these resp
lutioos be delivered to the President Of
the United Stats, with, the request that
he communicate the same TO the gov
eminent of Portugal"
The minority leader Of the Senate,
Mr.. Culbersou, is not through with the
Secretary of the Treasury. He intro
duced resolution today directing thst
cfiCial to inform the Senate whether any
bank outside Of New York city COM
planned to the Secretary, United Treas
urer or Comptroller Of the Currency, be-
tween 0s,ober ! and November /, 1907,
By telegram or letter 90! the refusal of
any Uatiousl banks of Neg York city to
pay in cash New York exchange or to
respond to calls for reserves" aud call
ing for copies of such kilograms.
The Senate todsy passed without OBJ
lection the Tillmsn resolution, calling
upon the President 10 re port shat infor-
mstion the Department OF Justice hsd I
received relative to land grant railroads |
on the Pacific illegally holding public !
lands, and asking what action The attor-
ney general wss contemplating with q
a view oirecoveriDg the land. Mr. Till
man is preparing to discuss The charge
that the Southern Pacific is officially
known to have been illegally holding
many thousands of acres Of cOsl aud
timber Iands.
HOUSE
A new scheme for the accomplish.
nsnt of the purposes Of the Employer
liability act, recently declared unconsti.
utioDsl by the Supreme Court Of the
United Statos was advanced Ia the
House today by DIR. Sabbath dem. TlD
Ills measure provides a compensation 10
Employees engaged in interstate com.
neroe and including employees subject
0 the navigation and Stripping laws Of
he eniIei States, who sustain and suffer
pj1Fies or death. Assessments are TO
ie levied 90 the employers by a commis-
ion Of injury awards, appointed by the
resident. The attorney general is
hsrged with The prosecution of all en-
'loyers when employees are Injured.
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The Market.
Georgetown D. e., Feb. S.-Wheat 95-loo
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The Legislature.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The committee on general laws Of The
Senate on Saturday made a favorable
report of the bill which makes it felony
TO write, procure or TO in any way be
concerned in the writing, transmission
or procuring Of any letter, message or
paper OF sny sort which msy threaten
10 do bodily hsrm or ifjury 10 sny
member Of The family Of a parent. Toe
bill is aimed 81 the Black Hand organi-
zitioDs, which have hourished IL
other cities. The bill will become 6
lsw.
The Senate adopted a resolution
requesting the Virginia delegation
10 Congress to vote for the hill
which provides for tue expenditure OSLO
900, 900 for the protection Of the Viz
GINA cspes and the waters of the State
from the invasion of foreign foe.
An amendment to DR.. GravstPs
fertilizer bill, offered by Senator Keezsll,
caused a little argument, aud the bill
WAS temporarily passed By, but was lster
cilled up and passed, Senator Keez u
having Withdrawn bis amendment.
The Senate yesterday passed the bill
which allows the assessments for street
improvements to be made by some Off
Ger to be designated by The councils OF
cities. The bill is fJr the benefit Of the
city, which has named a special clerk
on local assessments, and the measure
validstes the acts # fuch special CLERK
as though made by the council.
Senator Sale introdnceda bill prohib-
ting public exhibitions end spors on
Sunday, and providing for the punish
meat of persons convicted Of psrici-
patton 10, managing or allowing such
sports on Sunday.
Senators Folkts and Elan introduced
oil which is aimed at the measure
recently passed Kissing the exemption
from income TAX to $1,000. The bill
provides that The Commissioner OF Rev.
eaue shall keep q separate list Of all in
comes assessed, and submit same 10 the
judges Of The proper courts, who in
lurn will submit them to the grand juries,
which will compare the tex list with the
list submitted by the commissioner, and
if any persons are found to have omit
ted to hand 10 any statement oftheir in
come, it will be the duty Of the juries to
return indictments against said persons.
The Sehate passed House bills to pre-
scribei in what manner amendments to
the Constitution may be submitted and
to provide for fish waFdens Of the State +;
their duties aud compensation.
Senator Ward 10y reques) presented
bill which fixes the tax on jung dealers
in cities of the frs. class at $50, but in
cities of the secoud class the tax is fixed
at $50, being a reduction Of S2Oin favor
Of dealers 10 the cities Of the second
class.
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R W SILVER
SUMMONS
No 1870

No 1870.
 In the District Court in and for fh, District of Alaska Second Division. Joseph Weyefhorst plaiatin. ss. Eliza Weycrhorst. defendant. The President of the United Stare- of America to Eliza weyerhorst. the above named defendant. Greeting You are hereby summoned and rc- quir"d lo appear and answer the com plaint of the plaintin filed herein in the office of the clerk of the above name i court al Nome, Alaska. within thirty days after the completion of the perioI of publication hereof herein specified or judgment will he taken against yoa. alId you are hereby notified that fl you fail to answer the said complaint the said plaintin will apply to th. court for the relief therein demanded. to-wit. To dissolve fbr bonds of malrimony .x- isting between said plaintin and said defendant
 This summons is served hy puhIica tion pursuant to law and to the order of said above entitled court aud mat,. on the 7th day of April I9OS. rhe d.,t,. of the last publication being the Ian day of May. l9o>
 JNO. H. DUNN. Clerk of the District Court in and
 for the District ai Alaska. Secnnd
 Division.
 By Angus McIride. deputy clerk.
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H've rnoved 70 new estabfishnrer. 9"o'e- Wa and Front street and eronel rn the finest hiqh-oIass line of val paper. paints and qi7ss eves seen m Alaska. p. \. Fitzgerlid.
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improvements the sum or one hundred dollars for the year 1907 upon the fol-
 lowing claim. to-wit: Hot Air Quartz claim. situated one-half mile from creek claim No. on Trilby. and one half mile from No above on Solo mon river. in the Cape Nome Mining
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LII JACK
 IS TICKLEL
WANTS TO SLAP TASTE OUT or MISTAH BURNS
 MOUTH.

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Granite Mining Candle. are tn. bs..
District. District og ,I,et

District District of Alaska. And v"u arc nither uafIGeI ,r,u fl Nau dc nat within ninety lam d4. From tac d1te "i final publication h,re- ef, cause [" hc paid l." tho uudrf~ ieurd your pf"rertiouatr share of aid cx- PeHditure, as en-4WHer- yaHr Interest tH said claim aill hecume phe property of the undersigned. uud. sccrion eaei of the Revised Stafutes nf the United States.
 R W. SHAVER.
 Cu-DWucr By r. F.. Silver. Agent and Attorney iu- Eaet
 Date of first pub Feb. r. iao>. Date of lasl pub. May I3. laoS
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To.Julia Ford. nee Jackson. and T. T. Lane. their heirs. successors or as signs:
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended in labor and
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1URRELL ID
 RAISE PURSE
IoRsEHA& WANTS 70 REWARD @H4TE #4% WHO LICKs
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F4IsH-ESS FREnCHMAN
  oH0T BY ENGLISH WIFE

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NORWEGIAN BANQUET

TJ#ssl- isr 15raaf May bHa8et "a H1 ~rrHrat II IeHHUJ= h...sHfv -laH #is ta A8} l= Pace ftza.
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Go 10 the North Pole

3aNeiy for tae he=l hra4a 4aa a,-tas Fin" aais ralfee HaHz' - fe,,Hz
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WANTED 100 DOG $.

The Carson Kennels. of Norton bay. has fine quarters for TOO dogs for the summer months. Every care qjven. Rates and further particulars upon ,n- quiry to H. Nj. Carson. Norton bay.
 4. B. C. Lemp's. and Red. White md Blue bottled beer at The North ern." 25 cents bottle.