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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
BsttIeshlp Launched.

Quincy, Mass, Nov. 1O.-The North
Dakota, gre atest OF United States battle
ships, vas launched today at the yards
ofthe Fore River Shipbuilding Company.
The launching WAS witnessed BY large
gathering. Miss Mary Benton, Of Fargo,
N. D., christened the battleship with
champagne. While the government has
refused to permit the publication of de-
tails of the new battleship's design, abe
is known to be $40 feet long at the water
line, 51S feet nine inches over all, with
an extreme breadth Of So feet inches.
The trial draft to the bottom Of her keel
is 81 feet and her displacement 10000
tons. She will be the first American
battleship to be propelled BY turbine
engines. Her sister ship, the Delaware,
Is being built at Newport News. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

Berlin, Nov. 1O.-Thrse hundred
Thousand people are gathered at Lake
Constance awaiting Emperor William,
who late this afternoon. Is scheduled to
ascend with Count Zeppelin l." In
the latter's dirigible alrshlp, ID which
the crown prince made an ascent on Eat
urday. The emperor's advisors have
pleaded with him not 10 risk bis life, but
be declared that he will make the ascent
despite all warnings. Count Zeppelin
was appealed to. The count replied that
be had to obey bis emperor's desire. A
number OF passengers will make the trip;
everybody Of impor auce In the empire
hiss requested the privilege Of accompany
ipg the kaiser, on this frat aer al trip
ever made BY nations ruler.
Bhlln, Nov. 10. -Emperor William
assembled with Count Zeppelin this after
noon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV. 10. 1908

THR uDlimely dea'h Of Former ssna-
TOR Carmack, of Tennessee, will be
deeply regretted by men of all parties
through out the courtyard his loss will be
felt by the people Of the south Of whom
he was always q champion. He WIS
one of the brsiniest men of his time and
his influence has been felt 10 both houses
of Congress in which he had brilliant
career. He wss a courageous man OF
decided convictions, fearlessly maintained
TIE side which he believed tn be right,
aud his honesty Of purpose made him
many friends even among men who dif-
fer from him politically. His killing
was both unfortunate and uujustiHed as
will be seen by the following from the
Nashville Tepuesseean, Of which SENATOR
Ca,mack was editor and which says edi-
torially today:
"At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Ed
ward Carnack was wsylaid and asssssi-
mated BY Col Duncan B. Cooper and his
son, Robin J. Cooper. Asfar as it now
aop, ara, the only reason for this action
was the publication in the Tennesseesu
of two trivial editorials, elsewhere re-
productd In this issue. 1t will be seen
that there was nothing In these editorials
reAet ting on the honor Of Dol. Cooper,
and nothing al all about his son. M.
Oarmsck was shot while in the act Of
spesking to one of the most estimsbIe
ladies of Nashville, and he was on the
way from his Office to his private room
His assailsnts. who bad been lying 10
wait for him, drew near and opened fire
ON him at once, without giving him time
to speak. As he fell, MORALLY wounded,
another shot WIS fred into the tack OF
bis neck, producing instant death, Thus
died the bravtst man and the gentlest
man, the most courageous, and the truest
man In Tennessee. Without passion,
without wild desire for revenge, with
pity and not malice In our hearts, we
i1in alike with the friends and the foes
of the dead man 10 deplorlng the awful
tragedy and in demanding the prompt
and speedy execution Of justice VI the
men who have been guilty of this I'M
provoked and bloody assassination"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
IMPRESSIONS OF THE POPE.

For more than two hours last evening
Rev. A P. Doyle, d. D., rector of tbs
Apostolic Mission House, Brooklaud,
D. O., entertained the Madonna Catho-
lie Woman's Circle at the Shoreham
with recital of the impressions ga h.
cred on his recent trip to Europe.
DR.. Doyle gave his hearers a descrip-
ton OF Pope Plus X, aud explained the
high regard iE which the pontlff holds
the United States.
"The holy father looks upon America
as the land in which the church has the
most oppo tunity to do good" said the
priest. Continuing DR.. Doyle said:
"Pope Plus x may be termed demo
cratic: He belongs TO that line OF Ro-
man ponliffs whose names will live for.
ever. | believe his name will be handed
down to centuries as the "pope" OF the
Blessed Sacrament, so persistent has be
been to insure reverence to this devotion,
Ia condemning modernism, he has
termed it the 'tasest paturalism since
the days of paganism.'
1.-The city Of Rome 10 the city of re.
fined culture which harks back to the
past. Nations have come aud gone,
armies have swept across the continent,
kings and their Kingdoms have reigned
supreme and swsyed the European do.
maine, bnt Rome, the Eternal City, and
home Of Oatholicity and its Pope, still
remaiu, personifed history of Catholic
greatness"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

In THE echoes of tue election held q
week ago several gOOd.sized crumbs Of
satisfaction are found by the democracy
in states whore they captured the gov
erlorsnip, notably in the election OF
Harmon as governor Of Ohio, Marshall
as governor of Indians, shallenberger
as governor of Nebraska, Slsfroth as
governor of OJlora1s, Norris as COVER
nor of Montlna and in the reelection
OF Governor johnson, of Minnesota. In
Iowa one of the republican veterans who
vent down to defeat was Col. Hepburn.
His democrr ic successor is young and
hitherto unknown editor, D. Jsmison.
Other republicans who have been in the
House for years but who were retired
are Overstreet, of Iudiara; NJ ;Creery,
of Minnesota; Charles B. Lands and
others. Mr.. Bryan was defeated by
shout one million votes, WHEREAS Judge
Parker was defeated by Mr.. Roosevelt
by over two and a half million.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
News of the Day.

President.elect Taft will spend part oil
the winter in Augusta, GA.
Charleston, W. Va, Is enveloped 10
dense cloud of smoke, caused BY forest
fires which are raging on the surround
log mountains. Four houses were
burned to the ground Sunday night and
hundreds of homes lying in the ra'h oil
the flames sre in danger.
Charles II. Jones, until October
cashier of the First National Bank Of
Seabright, N. j., has been arrested and
held under $40, 600 bail for the grand
jury. He was charged with falsifyipg
the books OF the institution and covering
up shortage of s18,O 900.
Mrs. Priscilla Abers, aged 60, and hel
three children, of darcy, Ohio, apparent
ly all became demented yesterday and,
shutting and locking the doors and fast
eniug the windows, deliberately poured
coal oil upon the furniture. beds, and
carpets and set FIRE t1 the whole house.
Neighbors, who had been watching
their queer actions for several days,
broke into the house and rescued them.
The mother and children we're later sent
to jail.
Whisky valued at 1925, 900 and build.
iugs worth $l5, 900 were destroyed by
fire at Dtalsville, Nelson county, Ken
lucky Sunday night. The government
leses $3.50, 600 10 taxes on the whisky.
Two warehouses, two stock barns and
several minor buildings belonging to the
T. W. Samuels Distillery Company we're
destroyed. The distillery aud one, ware
house we're saved by the people, who, at
ted by the spectacular blaze, came
from the country for miles around. The
warehouse contained about 5000 bar
rels of aged whisky, owned principally
by Wholesale dealers.
Mounted Policeman William E. Yet
ton, Of the Ninth precinct, Washington,
was thrown from his saddle YESTERDAY
afternoon, when his horse stumbled and
fell, lad received a compound fracture
of the skull. He died three hours later
at Casualty Hospital. Yetton wa, re-
Turning to the station about 4 O'Clock
when bis horse became frightened at q
wagon and shied. The street was slip
perry, and the animal fell to its knees.
Yttton attempted to remove his feet
from the siirrups, and In so doing fell
from the saddle, striking his heal a. amt
the curblDg. Officer Yetton va, a ns'
tive of England, and was AZ years q
age.. He was married twice, and
a wife and three children survive.
Geuevieve Chandler Phipp', the di
vorced wife Of the former steel masnats,
Lawrence Phipps. was the heroine Of a
one-act drama in Denver yesterday, the
other leading cha acter beings despt rate
woman, armed with dynamite and in
need of money. Oowed by the womsn's
manner, Mrs. Phipps rode with her to
a bank, fearing every moment thst she
might FIRE thu explosive or that col.
lision or other street accident
would set 1t off. Mrs. Phipps
ma lie the woman believe she must go in
to the bank aud get the money, and the
would.be robbtr aud dynamitsr allowed
her to 20. Two minutes Letter she wa:
uuder arrest and helpless. Today thf
woman told the police that she Is Mr.,
Allen F. Reed, wife of Denver drug
gist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
THLEdRAPHIc BRevIrIHs

A dispatch from Pekin ,ays the. Dow
sger Empress Tsu-Hsi Is dsagerously
i'll. There is small hope Of der recov.
cry.
Col. W. F. Taylor, said to be dying
at Hot Springs, AK, has cut of bis
wife, daughter of the late Gen. Logan,
and left bis estate to Miss Myrtle Plat,
bis ''nurse.
Dutch traders have decided to boy.
cctt German goods owing to the ua-
friendly attitude OF the kaiser, as re-
vealed in his interview 10 the London
Telegraph two weeks ago.
Cured Of blindness, he says, By chris-
tisn science Howard Chandler Christ,
the artist, is 10 become convert TO Mrs.
Eddy's cult. He is a protalioner now
but expects to be admitted to full mem
bership soon.
Rev. DR.. Davis Thomas, editor Of the
North Western Christian Advocate, Of
Chicago, died today at st. Luke's Hos
pitsl, st. Louis, from injuries received
lsst night when he vas run down by an
automobile driven by Frank White. g
chauffeur.
This is pony day at the National
Horse Snow 10 Madison Square Garden,
New York, sad the little sons aud
daughters Of society filled the family
arena boxes 10 owe flowing this afternoon
when the time arrived for the pretty
little animals to be exhibited and judged.
Eric III. B. Msckay, who shot Posi-
MASTER Edward M. MorPao, Of New
York, Yesterday, kept Dr.. G Joiley, of
Boston, the noted slienist 10 f ar of, his
life for three years. Mackay was COM
| mitted 10 the asylum by the doctor. he
tried to murder the doctor at the 6fst
! opportunity.
E. Fl. Hartman has absolute control
over the electric power situation In GAL
ifornia, according to 9 widespread report
which has brought forth no denial. Ii
Is claimed be controls the Western Power
Company, owned by the West rn Pa
ific, and all contracts with the power
concern have been turned over to him.
Every stream 10 the mountains available
for power purposes Is claimed By one OF
bis corporations.
Rev. Psyson Young, accused Of making
love to Edna Clark, the art student who has
been missing from her home in San Fran
cisco for several weeks, has demanded an in
| yestigation III letter to Bishop Nichols, Of
! the Episcopal diocese Of California. The
minister claims his affection for the young
girl TO have been ola purely prisstly cha :
acter.
The agreement between France and Ger
many for the settlement of the Casablsuca
dispute WAS signed by both nations this after
/ nom.
Senator Plat says he expects President
Roosevelt or Secretary Root will su ,ceed him
In the United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
Thra.ta Of RsyoIutlonIsts.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 10.--Russisn
troops are today hurrJing towsrd Ia
bFIz, to prevent the revolntionists from
carrying out their threats of blowing up
the Russian consulate and killing foreign
residents.
The reVolutionists control Tabr;z and
practically the entire Azerbsiian pro.
vince. They have recruited hundreds
of Russian revolutionists, who urge
Sstsr Kshu, the revolutionist leader, t.
violence against the foreigners in the
city.
The Russian revolutionists are de-
sirious of involving Russia 10 conflict
and are urging the attacks on the Rus
sian consulate 10 the knowledge tina
Russia will resent such sn outrage will
arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
Police Inspector Killed.

Calcutta, Nov. lO.-Newspaper and
Indian officials are today making the
strongest demand ever heard In India
for repressive measures against the ter
rorists as the result OF the murder last
evening of Police Inspector BiDnerjs,
chief native Investigator of the Indian
anarchistic plots. BauDerje was shot to
desth by three unknown natives In a
crowded section of the city. The ter
rorists have so frightened the Bepeals
that witnessed the tragedy that they
dared not give information to the police.
The activity Of the terrorists is q part of
the general campaign against English
control of India.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

Senator Cullom, of Illinois. paid his respects
TO the president and later announced that ne
couif see no possibility Of any tariff discus
sion at the coming short session Of CONGRESS.
Senator Clark, Of Wyoming. chairman Of the
Senate judiciary committee, now having be-
fore 1t an anti-iDjunction bill and the measure
proposing an amendment to the Sherman
antitrust law relative to the boycott, had q
brief talk with the president.
Up to $50 o'clock this evening no bishop
had b. en- chosen for the Episcopal diocese Of
Washington.
The Navy Department is about TO advertise
for bids for the construction OF q wireless tele-
graph station that is to be the biggest thing
Of its kind In the country. 1t is 10 be erected
in or near this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
The Killing of Ex-senator csrmack


Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 10.-Al
Tennessee Is today in frenzy Of ex.
element following the killing last NIGH
of ex Senator Edward W Osrmsck In Q
pistol duel with OOl. Dnnca1 B Cooper
and bis son Robin.
A special session Of the grand jurJ
has been called for tomorrow morning.
Dol. Cooper, after preliminary trial to
day, will be held as an accessory. Hi
sou, Robin, whom Osrmack slightly
wounded In the shoulded, is under a.
rest 10 S.. Thomas Hospital. 1t IL SAID
both men will waive ezamir alton and
be bound over without bail.
Friends of Osrmack declare the kill.
ing was cold blooded. They say they
can prove that both the Coopers had
made many threats against Onrmsck,
because of the utterances Of Oarmack In
his paper, the Tennessean. They de-
clare both the OOopers were armed fol
only one uason.
1t IL further declared that a witness
will be brought forward to whom Coop
er's daughter telephoned short time be-
fore the tragedy, asking this mao Il
look out for her father aud dlsarm him
% be had left home with the intention
of killing Catnack.
The Oarmack aibereDts also declare
that az they met on the street, Col
Cooper attracted Carmsck's attention By
calling out: "Weve got you now" and
as Oarmack looked In hls direction
young Robin Cooper fred from the rear
1t is the charge that the fret bullet
which proved IA al, struck Oarmack II
the back Of the neck. Osrmack drew
his own revolver and 6red twice, one o
the bullets striking young Cooper In ih'
shoulder.
The tragedy occurred 10 front Of th'
Polk Apartment House. Mrs. Oharlei
Eastman had just come from the build
log and Osrmack raised his bat to her
Dol. Cooper. approaching. called ont
"You're trying to hide behind a WON
60, you coward" The shooting fol
lowed.
Mrs. Eastmau denies that Osrmacl
tried to hide behind her or drew BIZ
pistol first, as The Ooopers alIege.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov. 9.-Mrs. E.
w. Osrmack left for Nashville yesser
day evening aad she appeared to be on
the verge of proslration. Her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Huntington, who has been
seriously III, was overcome and Physi'
clans were called.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1O.-Ool
Duncan B. Cooper was arraigned before
q justice today and waived examination
on the charge OF being sn accessory in
the murder Of ex-senator Osrmsck. BE
va, committed without bond and Is now
In the county Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

WHEN Mr.. Nat Goodwin, the actor,
who was married on Snudsy for the
fourth time, was asked how he got
through the wedding ceremony, he re-
piled. sob, I know it by hesrt" He
vas divorced from a, leaIt tao Of his
wives and probably three. This Is but
40 example of how the divorce habit is
growing in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
Died from nydrophobIa.

Baltimore, Nov. 1O.-Elmer Trogler,
a wealthy farmer, of Mercersburg, Ps.,
died at the City Hospital here today Of
hydrophobis, suffering all the agouies
which accompany the dreadful disease.
Mr.. Trogler was brought to this CITY late
yesterday afternoon. AT the hospital il
was seen a! once by the physicians that
he had not the slightest chance of re-
covery, as he bad developed the lssI
stages of the malady,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
UNSA DEFINES A CAUSE.
European Skin Specialist Says Oar
drnff Is Cauaad nv yaraaitea

European Skin Specialist Says Dan
druff is Caused by Parasites.
Upon thst theory, proved beyond doubt
a cure for dandruf IVES sought after. Scien.
lists, chemists, druggists and physicians all
took hand" and the successful issueis the
present product known as "Newbro's Her.
piciie."
This remedy actually kills the parasites
that infest the hair bulb. does its work most
effectively and contains not an atom Of sub
stance injurious to any thing else than the
,erm alone. Herpicide causes the hair 70
pow as nature INTENDED it should, soft and
aundsnt.
BOLD BY Ernest L. Allen q Co., agent.
70 sizes Zoe and Sl.0O. Send 10c in
pPs for sample to Ths HsrpiCide Go
troit. Mich. III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
New York stock Market .

New York, Nov. 10.-London houses took
abont 5000 shares and this induced pur-
chsses of stocks by the trading element on the
floor, causing the early fractional advances
all around the room, but the gains then made
were later lost under heavy selling by three
or four prominent commission houses, and at
the end Of the first hour change of position
by the room traders helped along the reaction
and prices then showed moderate net losses
compared With yesterdays closing. The in.
terests that have been committed to the bull
side for long period we're quiet buyers sgain
on this decline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
YOUNG EsrEP EXONERATED.

A coroner's jury yesterday evening
returned verdict Of accidental shooting
Ia the case of Walter B. E.tsp, the 20
year-uld son Of s B. E,tsp, OF Boyce,
Clarke county, who on Sunday evening
shot ID killed Gilbert Grove, 8 IT.
year-old Loudoun county boy, with a
shotgun. Estep was discharged from
custody. Young Gro'9, with several
companions, was o.. walking, when
Estep came along.
W'm going to kill you ALL" Estep de-
clared, at the same time raising his
gun. Groves companions fed, but be-
fore Grove could get away the gun was
fred, the charges from both barrels en-
tering bis breast. He fell to the ground
dead.
Estep claimed that the shooting was
an accident, and that he did not know
why he fired. The boys were friends,
aud E,tep Is overwhelmed With grief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
STILL AFTER W. 8. TAYLOR

Arthur Goebel, brother of the late
William Goebsl, conferred at Frankfort,
KY, Saturday, with Commonwealth
Attorney Robert B. franklin. he
wants Governor Wilson to issue requisi-
ton pagers upon Governor-elect Mar
shall, OF Indiana, for the return Of w.
5. Taylor aud Charles Finley for thal
Hpou the indictments charging compile
ity In the murder of William Goebel.
Taylor was the republican contestee
for the governorship when Goebel, the
CONTESTANT, was murdered. Finley was
secretary OF state under preceding
state administration.
Three republican governors of Indi-
ana have refused to deliver the two men
to the Kentucky authorities, upon the
ground that they would not secure fair
trials.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
Postmaster Morgan VIII Recover

New York, Nov. 10.-Edward NJ.
Morgan, postmaster Of New York, who
vas shot in the stomach yesterday by
Eric q. Mckay, an escaped lunstic,
who then Committed suicide, is toea on
the rosd 10 recovery. His physics ans
believe be will be ont 10 ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

The ''pure food law" is designed by the
government to protect the public from in
furious ingredients in both foods and drugs
1t is beneficial both to the public and to the
conscientious manu- facturer. Ely's cream
Balm, successful remedy for cold in ths
head, nasal cstarrh, hay fever, etc., contain
ing no injurious drugs, meets fully the re-
quirements of the new law. and that fact ],
prominently stated ON every package. II
contains none Of the injurious drugs which
are required by the law to be mentioned on
the label. Hence you can use it safely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

cigarette habit Is 8 most pernicious one
aud is undermining the hesllh and MIND
OF very large percentage OF the youth
of this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease results from a
disordered condition of the stomach,
aud can be cursd by taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. G
free sample at w. F. OreIghton's OF
Richsrd Gibson's drug store and try 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

Try Ko1ol today on our guarantee. Take
it for while, SIS that Is ell you will need 10
the stomach sweat. It Is sold By W. F.
Creighton d Co,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

You can cure dyspepsia, indigestion. sour
or weak stomach, or In fact any form of stom-
sch trouble if you will take Kodol coca
sionally. Try it today on our guarantee.
We know what it will do for you. Sold by
w. F. Creighton q Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

Two Italians--Joe Chirace and Flank
OlOi-railrosd laborsrs, we're found yes
terdsy morning murdered, near Ripple
mead, in Giles county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
EIeetrIflcatlon Of Railroads.

Newark, N. j., Nov. 10.-Close on
the heels of the announcement of the
electr fcatiou of the Pennsylvaoia Rail-
r. ad fr I'm Harrison to Long Island City
comes tie official statement that the
system from Manhattan and Jersey City
to Philadelphia will also be electrified,
and that the running time between New
York and Philadelphia will be redaced
to one hour, thus making William Penn's
town practically suburb OF New York.
The work will be pushed rapidly, the
aRhouse Company being already
~ kbe new engines which are
~. 20 miles an hour
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
Rent

FOR RENT.-Furnished nearly new, two
story brick dwelling No. All
north Columbus street, con-
tanning elk rooms and bath;
newly papered through ut.
Possession December 1, 1908.
FOR RENT Desirable three-story brick
dwelling No. go south Pitt
street, corner Prince street,
containing eight rooms and
bath. Possession November
16, 1908.
FOR RENT No. 1911 Duke street extend
ed. eight room frame dwelling;
with nearly an acre Of land;
stable in rear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-10

DECLARING that many ministers are
unable 10 support their families on The
salsrles they receive and that several OF
them are forced to till the soil for liv-
ing, Rev. Herbert S. johnson, pastor of
the Warren Avenue BAPTIST Church In
ntap, advocates the formation of q