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3ieitgortrna nSnaers.
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lcr belt geltern III Salcrstoipr, Wo.,
eiilcii 0srtraJ Dor Den Sd)iilern Scr
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Staot Baltimore.
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nahc in @erlubulg fomnlcnL Den
9altimorern Compliments oorilbcr
3l MADDEN, Dap iid) cine imnlerbin
gailS oniebnlife @emcinoc I'M SEQ
boon Snititut" ein~Nciunoen botte.
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%~ollcnbung in Der NuSiibulg oieicr
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prod)tige 3niammenipiei, oieies moB,
pole ;}uriid6oltcn oea Gin5elnen ;llnt
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ruirflng oes 8onsen. bieie rbptmiidc
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oin meiitell lobeil loa!
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tonto, Sd)crso. Mcnuctto mo Nllc.
grp) mod,tc hcll Infnng, bon ben
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iuiirhi9 bcs groBcs @eiitc5, Ser eS &c.
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per9cblidl &err Ealmer bate iibri,
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BON Norb-9 Carolina G%eitranoctc britt
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lben SGeemiible, 4 Wellcn bon San-
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batter Sur1ner bon 80 Sabrcn bat
BORT icine Satin uno lid ielbit CT
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mehrerci, Yapnaten getrenut,
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@ollen rciiGnircn. - IN
bieligcn nilitdrilhen Mrcilcn errpot
Die Nodlridt 0oB II Wiitglicocr Der
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ibrc ReIi1notion an General gbiil
tallt @ariicIb cnlGcreid)t babcll. iiuo:.
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ten Mcgimelite Safe Der 1abreabulI
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id'e G%lnlahrnaen ausBcinnbi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
BANKERS SENTENCED.

Before Judge Anderson, In the UuIted
States district court 10 Indianapolis,
Ind, yesterday, eight former employees
Of banks, under Indictment on the
charge of embesrlemeut aud two other
men charged with completely 10 embtz.
element, we're araigned.
The following pleaded guilty: Max
O. Emmeficb, bookkseper, Capital
National Bank of Indisnspolis, embtE.
element Of $40, 900. Harry O. Prirzlsr,
completely with Emmerich.
E. N Deizsr, teller, First Nstlor al
Bank Of Fort Wayne, Iud., embfzaie-
ment OF 81, 1000.
]. q. Phillips, bookkeeper, Tene
Haute National Bank, tmb, Islement Of
$I6,O 900.
Flank 81. NicolaI, assistant cashier
City National Bank of AuburD, Ind,
embezzlement. $4,000.
Norman Hamilton, clerk Of Indiana
National Bank Of Indianapolis, theft
Of $500.
Judge Anderson sentenced Emms.
rich, Pripzler, Deter, Phillips, and
Nicolai to serve Eve years each 10 ihe
Fort Lssvsnwotth prison. The court
took Hamillon's case under copsId.
Grafton on Ito being stoxn that sp.
pareutly his mind vas not wholly
clear,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
WE'D vEsOAY EVENING. DEC /, 1909.

AS HAD been anticipated, The British
Home of Lords about midnight lsst
pigh, r,jscted the huauciAl budget which
had been prepared by the House Of
Commons. The vote WAS $50 TO rs.
This action has precipitated crisis
Which. it is feOrsd, will be fsr.resching
10 lis sfF,ct and grave possibilities are
hared, - great ctsoges 10 the British
constitution are involved. By the action
Il he Lord. b. budget is referred to toe
counlr,. EarlaDd now faces 40 ordeal
more serious 'hs1 any 10 the Psst three
hundred years OF her history, snd The
outcome is viewed With alarm 10 that
coon,ry and with intense Interest by
people of orher nations. 10 theory 1t Is
now illegal to collect taxes In the uoited
kippdom. According to the budget old
ace pepsions and the building OF Dread
Mongolia has caused a deficit Of $751;
ON OOO add a diminution 10 value Il
to,.igo trade returns OF $3.50. 600, 900 as
comm red Nth 1907 The principal
,evies Included increased income tsxes,
death estates and legacIes duties and
stamp tsxes on ssIes of property. The
Honse of Commons passed the budget BY
37s to I49, the DstiODslisls sustaining
from voting as q declaration OF W'r
against the House Of Lords, and The ei'
feet will be bitter 6ght OF the English
peoule for the abolition OF the upper
house. Dat Of II, 684, coo scres Of land
10 the British Isles, % dukes alone own
nesrl7 1000 600 acre., most of 1t the
choicest land in the kiDgdom. Five OF
the dukes own nearly ell Of London
Besides the d0kes there are SO msrquises,
2l3 tarIs, 81 viscOuuts, and 1877 bsroDF.
Virluslly all are immensely rich All
told there are 615 peers 10 the upper
House of Parliament. The Duke oil
Sutherland oEuo 1858. 500 acres; the
Dake Of Buccleucb 400, OOOi the Duke
of Richmond 2S6, 500; the Duke Of
A,bcll 2O2.O 600; The Duke oil Devon
shire 1856 600; the Duke Of Portland
1888 200; he Duke of Hamilton l67 600
and the Dake of Moptrose 1l6, OOO.
The Dukes of Argyll and Grafton who
decline to reveal their holdings, are both
known to be immensely wealthy 10
land Lkewise the holdings OF the
DIXIE Of Northumberland and TeviOtdale
comprise some Of the most valuable lanes
10 the realm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
Woman Charged with Murder

Newark, N. j., Dec. la formsl
charge of murder was made last night
In the East Orange bath tub mystery.
A warrant charging the eccentric old
woman who was the victims sole com.
panlon 10 the house Of mystery with The
crime was sworn out by Chief James
Ball of the Est Orange police at mid
night. The woman, who says che IL
Miss Virginia Wsrdlaw, late Of Brooklyn,
will be srraigned today and held with.
out bail to answer for the death OF her
weird and niece, Mrs. Ocey W. NJ.
Snead, WHOSE nude body was found half
submerged In tab of water at SO north
Fourteenth street, East Orange, Monday
afternoon.
The Issuance OF the warrant followed
a day of startling developments 10 the
cage, with sensational features succeed.
ing one another 10 rapid succession. 1t
developed that the victims life was 10.
cured for $40, 900 and that the amount
was payable, with the exception Of $500,
to her grandmother, The mother OF The
woman now charged with murder, slso
that The dead woman had left q will
which whs drawn up less than three
months ago and dictated By the woman
now in custody. I! was signed, the
police say, By Mrs. sneAd when she Was
on q sick bed, and Mrs. Snead had no
part 10 its msklug except 10 attach her
signature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01

OVER a billion dollars worth OF
sscurihes is involved in the merging OF
the Western UnioD Telegraph Company
and the American Telephone and Tele'
grsph Company, formsl announcement
Of which vas made 10 New York recent
Iy.consideriug that the Postal Telegraph
Company wae already largely interested
IN She big telephone combine. Thus sP'
pea,s IN the business horizon for the
the f,st zine a virtual communication
trust The "Ttl and Tel" had pnrchaH'
ed the Western UuiOn holdings of the
Guilds and also the Sage and Morosini
intrest, to the amount Of about 500 900
shares. valued at about s42. 500, GOO.
10 his statement 10 the pubic, president
Vail, Of the Bell, or absorbing concern
spoke of the close cooperation which
hsd been the aim Of ths company namely,
70 briDg the telephone aud telegraph
service under ons management, no IS to
result 10 large commits both to the
company ADD to the public. The saving
to The company may be all right, but IS
to the public it is very uncertain. Com
biDaliour, as a role, are not formed for
ahe benefit Of the public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
Suicide OF Young Wife.

Phllsdslphls, Dec. With q tube
leading from her mouth to the gss jet,
Mrs. Maude George, % yesrs old, nas
found dead 10 the home OF JAMES Camp
bell on Fairmont avenue, where she
had been employed. By her side lay
the following pathetic letter:
"ThIs Is The ending Of four unhappy
years Of married life. As God Is my
judge l va, not guilty of whst he said.
[ love only him. have ssked him to
forgive me, but he refuses, and he
would not aid me. Ny watch and pearl
pin go 10 him, asIhe Is the giver and 10
The pOsseSsor Of sll that have. forgive
him. May God fJrgiVe me-" Ths note
suded with the request tha! her husband
j. L. George, and Mrs. W. o. Hurd,
Of FELTON,, DEL, be notified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01

Postofics Department, 10 order to avoid
the inevitable congestion OF Christmas.
tide. Delivery will be required over all
rural routes on Christmas Day.
Arguments we're begun 10 the u. 8.
Supreme court today In the famous
Minneapolis street railway litigation, 10.
volying the right OF the city 10 require
the railroad to sell six tickets for quar-
ter.
"Will any schedule OF the tariff bill
be revised al the coming session OF Con.
gress?" Representative Serene Payne,
chsirmau of the waJs and means COM
pittee OF the House and author of the
tariff bill, was ssked today. mo, they
will not" said Mr.. Payne with empha.
sis. ~ think the country Is we'll salts.
fed with the tariff bill as 1t stsnds at
present. Mr.. Mann seems to be about
the only one who would revise It,"
This was President Taft's busy day.
The executive deserted his desk 10 the
Office building for the seclusion Of the
White House proper, where be was
busy debating his message the greater
part of the day. he received no callers
in the morning.
A delegation Of Illinois business men
Is 10 Washington to protest against the
corporation tax law. Senator Cullom
called a. The White House today and
arranged for an appointment with the
president tomorrow to present the dele
CATION,
Attorney General Wickershsm held o
long aud important conference today
With Special Attorney McReynolds, who
has been prosecuting the tobacco frost
cases, aud Special Attorney Kellogg,
who recently won bis case 10 the lower
court against the Stsddard Oil Company.
Solicitor General BJwen was also pres.
eut at the meeting. The purpose was to
prepare plans for the future hearing OF
these trust cases In the Supreme Court.
Those against the tobacco trust are set
10 come up for argument December Is,
but it Is probable that the attorney gen.
ersl, who will present The governments
eide OF the case 10 perScn, will ask that
they be postponed until alter the holidays.
The court will meet on Monday the 20.h
to hand down decisions bat will then
adj )urn over the New Year. The sp
peal OF the Standard Oil Company from
the decision of the circuit court ordering
the dissolution of the trust will have 10
be filed By the 18Th of the moulb and 1t
Is the purpose Of the attorney general to
urge that an early day be set for the
hearing of that case Ia the Supreme
Court. Attorney General Wickersham
declared that there could be 20 criminal
prosecution in either the sugar trust, the
tobacco trust or the Standard Oil trust
until after the Supreme Court had rem.
dered ils decision sustaining or uullify-
log Judge Hollis opinion.
Representative Sherley, of Kentucky, a
member Of the appropriations committee, who |
hes Just returned from Panama, called at the |
White House today full of enthusiasm and |
praise for the way in which the big ditch is |
being dug Mr. Shsrley wants an appropri- |
alton carried at the miug session for post |
fertilization of the csnsl
Charged with passing worthless check for |
$3.50 on Camden department store, Horace !
B Davis. % years old, was taken this morn
ing to Camden N, j. Davis was arrested
while attempting a similar fraud in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
The Prize Fight.

Nsw York, Dec. / The opening Of
the bids fox the J.fIrIes. johnson tight
we're opened 10 HobokeD, N. j.. this
evening. 1t was found that oil of The
promoters had deposited ss least 50. 900
snd 10 one or two Instances 800. 900 vas
exhibited as guarantee Of good faith.
Hugh McIatosh's oA:r, backed BY q
90. 600 forfeit, provides sliding scale OF
purses for the fighters. II they will
sgree to 6ght In Australia, he offers
800, 600 for the go. II the bout Is to
b, held in England, be tasrs $50, 600;
II held In America or France, $75, 900.
Tex Rickard, of Salt Lake. bill SOL 900
snd the entire picture receipts, His bid lie
said to be the best submitted.
johnson said he would not sign till he had
time to consider the bids. II was decided to
postpone the acceptance till tomorrow at
O'clOck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
Bandits 0uillotined.

MonlbrIsou, Department Of Lore,
France, Dec. mo more horrible
scenes have BEEN witnessed In France
aimee the days Of the revolution than to-
day attended the gOilOtiniug Of Ribou.
LEI, the bandit murderer.
When the heavy knife flashed down
the grove and severed the head Of the
unfortunate victim a jst of blood squirt.
ed over the front rank Of The crowd and
drenched two priests standing several
feet away. The sight threw the crowd
into a frenzy Of excitement, and there
WAS a mad assault on the soldiers by
spectators who desired to dip hsndker-
chiefs and bits OF clothing 10 the blood
to carry away So souvenirs. 1t was some
time before the troops could control the
situation and the body ccnld be re.
moved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
Virginia News.

1
Miss Anna Mae Anderson, daughter o.
Mr.. Isisc Anderson, OF Silcott Springs,
and Thomas a.. Piggott, also Of Sileot
Springs, we're msrried Sunday BY th'
Rev. d. s B'akemore, Of Lsesburg.
News has been received OF the death,
recently, of DR.. Craven 7. Os5uro, a
Columbus, Ga.,. He was native o.
Loudoun couuty. About 80 years sgc
hs wen! to Georgia to practice medicine
Federal Judge Waddill, 10 the Nor.
folk aud S)uIhern receiVershlp lit'ga'
ton, yesterday directed the Issuance oil
$442. 1856 In additional receivers certii'
Gates for the purchase Of rolling stock fol
the road.
Judge George z. Atkinson died Mon.
day night at bis home. Smi!hfsld, sged
SO years. he had been judge OF Isle
Of Wight county for many Je'rs up
TO the time the county courts we're
abolished In Virgins.
Rev. 8. a. Penn, a Presbyterian
minister, was tried In MariinsVille, be.
fore Justice Of the Peace q. E. Waller,
for brssklrg in:o q schoolhouse 10 Henry
county. He was fined $50 aud sent to
jail for 80 days. BE gave notice OF
appeal.
The marriage Of Miss Blanche Byrd
Eistbam, of Oolpeper to Mr.. henry
Eilbeck Grasty, Of Orange, took place
at the residence OF the brides sister,
Mrs. Byrd Leavell, at 1912 Q street
northwest, Washington, at 2:9O o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
More than $3.50, 900 has been added
to the exchtquer OF the state by the
Norfolk aud Western Railway Company,
Virglnia's biggest taxpayer. The
second biggest corporation In the state
Is the Ohesapeake aud Ohio, which
has yielded up $3.50, 5S447. The third
is the S1uthern Railway, which this
year paid STA. O2S.SY.
A fatal wreck occurred yesterday on
The Atlantic Coast Line Railway when
passenger train No "a. which runs be.
tween Fayetteville, N. o., and Rich.
mond, was wrecked 10 Mount Airy
yards In Petersburg, The engineer WIS
killed ard the msll clerk sustained q
wreuched back. The wreck Is supposed
10 have been caused BY the train ruu-
ming into an open switch. The locOmo.
tive aud tender turned turtle aud the
former was completely torn to piece.
The mail and baggage cars sud smoker
left the tr'ck, but The two passenger
coaches did not. 1t it said tha! the
passengers In these tHo coaches, num-
beriDg in ell abou! 70, knew nothing
Of the wreck until informed Of 1t. The
track way torn up for some distance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Rejection Of the Budget.

4 hhC NNlNShAS6 " ehN
LoDdoo, Dc. 1.-The general feel
ing 10 England today Is that the House
OF Lords By ils rejection Of Chancellor
Lloyd. Georges budget BY 3 midnight
vote OF $50 TO rs has sealed its own doom
a. hereditary body. Many believe that
last nights unprecedented acilon will
make the lords hencefOfth purely
elective body, thereby radically changing
the whole legislative machinery Of the
empire.
The conservative press naturally greet
the rejection with chorus OF approval,
but the Liberal newspapers take a sinis-
ter view of the situation. The News
significantly declares: "The country 10
facing q revolution"
The cabinet resumed its session this
morning, preliminary to the dissolution OF
Parliament.
This afternoon Premier Aaquith will
submit q motion to the House of Com
mons protesting against the lords To-
vssion of the House Of Commons right.
This will be formal move. Subsequent
ly the premier will 60 to Ssndringhsm
10 officially notify the king Of the lords
action.
Asquith will explain to the king that
this action has rendered the cabinets
position untensble, and its immediate
resignation Is inevitable
Tomorrow the king will call the privy
counsel In session to draw up the order
prorogniDg Parliament, which will prob.
ably be sent TO the House Of Commons
either tomorrow siternoon or Friday.
Then will begin The real struggle
throughout England, the campaign for
The general election which will probably
be held early 10 January and which viii
hsve as lis chief issue the termination OF
the hereditary power Of the lords. This
Issue will be even greater than that OF
the referendum on the budget, which,
unless all signs fail, will be over
Whelmiugly favorable.
II the liberals win the election, The
House Of Lords will be packed With new
peers especially created for the purpose
of giving the liberals msjorlIy. This
will insure the pssssge of the budget 10
both houses and will foreshsdoW legis.
lation transforming The House OF Lords,
either In whole or in part, to an elective
body.
10 the event OF The referendum vote
being against the budget, which the
uuionists confidently maintain will be
the case, there will be lost 10 the gov.
ernment total annual revenue of s92,.
900. 600 and en- additional loss this year
of $l7, 500, 000lWhicb, under the budget,
1t was proposed to borrow from the sink
Ing fund.
This would mean a deficit for the
fiscal year of 1909 1910 ofapproxImstely
$50. 900, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-01

Mrs. O'LEARY's COW, which nearly
foiiy sears ago achieved worldwide
no.orlety by starting a FIRE which bur0ed
8 large section OF the city Of Chicago, 10
not, It seems, destined to rensin as
prominent a historic figure IS Efostratos
or Nero, the tSo weIl.knoWn incendI-
aries of old. A minister 10 4 sermon In
Chicago recently painted the HORRORS OF
in,emp eraoce, and ssid The COW kicked
shs lamp over 10 resentment against the
peuoas engaged in milking 1t. as the
aac,eal auid was to be used In milk
punches James O'I.esry, son OF the
woman who owned the animal, has come
forward TO take the part OF the COW. He
says: "Chst COW story Is the mouu'
mental fake OF the century. The old
men had put some green hay In our
Holt sud during the night it caught FIRE BY
sponta1 eous combustion. Our COW pos
itiyely did not kick over the lamp. She
would Tot have done such q thing"