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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-27
This Weeks Guide Post TO $500
More a Year"

rA1 tItDr {. not started right that 10
n not planted an a deep. w~ii-drain~d
t0A9and .filie,t soil. but such
soil c"mcs only thr result 1T y~ars "f
sarvfui and ~ st~utatic WORK
4 deep snil usually can only h- made
b., d~~p blowing. but u cannot h~ made
10y dep blowing only. Iif~r~ !" little tai
~ gained 10y deep blowing unless there Is
ai~o MIXED with the s"li humn~-rrahins
materials.
pnr-half tho rultis alton 1T tho crop
should ~ done In preparing the land. h~-
cause rultis atton thrn puts th~ sail In g'-si
shape when tho plants n~~si favorable en-.
sirunnrnta ursspt anal tceausr ~ can tit-n h~
done m"rr eh~apl, than when tho plants
in tho Way.
Tho cuitis alton given b~f"r~ or just az
tho srop c"m~s mp Is fr~siurnil, the m"~t
profitable that can h~ given aud tho crops
arc not started right unless they have ta"
nr"ro cultivate within tao weeks AT
tor they come up.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-27

EN7F COURSE. tho crop viii not be siar,e
|" rich, unless pure. sound. live seed OF IN
kNZJ bon, variety In used and suitable fertilizer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
KILLED IN COURT ROOM.

DR.. OK. Boysjiau, an Armenian yes
terday shot and fatally wounded his
nephew, Harotoon H. Gastsnisn, while
the latter was being arrsigned in the
Detroit, Mich, police court with his
aunt, the physicians wife, on a statu-
tory charge
DR.. Boyajian fred four shots at bis
nephew, three of which found their
mark. He then turned the revolver on
his wife and fred the two remaining bull
lets at her, One missed her entirely
and the other one penetrated the crown
of her hat. Joseph L. Krsemera, q
newspaper srtist, who Was sketchiug
Mrs B0ysjian, saved the woman's life
~ pushing her into vacant room.
Mu. Boysjian, who is % years Of age,
and her 23.ytar.old nephew, we're ar.
rested Thursday night on complaint Of
DR.. Boyslian.
Dr.. B)ysjian told remarkable story
Of his discovery Of the alleged relations
between his wife and nephew, whom be
had brought from his home at Lynn,
Mass, and WAS educating at a medica
college. His suspicious we're frs
aroused by hearing his wife murmur bis
nephew's name in her sleep. The doc
tor summoned a lawyer aud questioned
her. He declares that she made a fol
confession. He then swore out warrants
for the couples arrest.
When the case was called Justice JEFF
fries ordered Gastanau to rise as so0I
as he was on his feet Dr. Boysian arose
and whipped out a revolver. Before
anyone in the courtroom could seize thu
enrsged man be WAS firing at his nephew
Que bullet entered the young man.
back, another penetrated the wrist anC
third his hand. He fell to the foo
dying as the doctor turned the revolver
toward his wife.
The widest excitement prevailed il
the courtroom as bystsnderS and officer
Jumped for the maddened husband, whit
WAS arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
THE LITTLE PRINCESS.

There is great rejoicing throughout
Holland over the birth yesterday morn
ing Of an heir to the throne, which as
sures the succession Of member of the
House of Orange. The queen and her
little daughter are doing well.
Immediately upon the birth Of the
daughter Prince Henry telegraphed his
mother, advising her Of the happy event
and adding that the condition of the
queen Was most satisfactory,
Herslds, accompanied by trumpetern
clad in ancient Dutch dress, made the
rounds of the city halting at the princi.
cipal squares and other suitable spots to
make, after due fsnfsres, the following
proclamation:
"Fellow-citizens, with great joy we
announce the news that her Majesty, by
the grace OF God, has been delivered Of
a princess. The entire population Of
The Hague shares the feeling of deep
JOY OF the Dutch people and is thank.
full for the blessing bestowed upon the
royal house and upon the country.
Nav the happy event strengthen the
bonds uniting the Netherlands and the
House Of Orange. Long live the queen
Long live the Princess Of Orsngew
President Taft sent the following mes
sage:
40 H. R, H., The Prince OF The
Netherlands, The Hague:
81 participate sincerely 10 the satis-
factory which the happy delivery of a
princess to her Msjesty, the queen, has
afforded your royal highness aud the PEG.
pie of the Netherlands, and hope thai
the lie Of the young princess may be 9
long and industrious one. offer my
congratulations and best wishes and for
Her Nsjesty's health.
The presidents message was in re-
Spouse to the following cable message
from Prince Henry.
''To my great joy l inform you that
the queen was safely delivered OF a
daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01

THE last hope Of getting lumber on
the free list in the pending tariff bill
went glimmeriug on Thursday when
Senator Nelson, of MinnesOts, supposed
to be the most ardent advocate in the
Senate OF the removal OF sll duty from
lumber, declared, during a speech in
which he denounced the lumber bsrons
of the northwest aud the lumber trust,
that he would be content if he could
get fat rate OF 81 8 thousand, not
OILY on rough lumber, bat on planed
aud sawn lumber as we'll. lie did not
believe there ought to be any duty or
lumber at all, IS such duty merely
placed 10 the hands of the mOnopolist'
who now controlled the stumpage o.
the country the means Of wripgiUg ex'
cessive profits from the people. Bat
he said that all b Station was the re-
suit of compromise and he was willing
to compromise with the advocates Of
high duties on lumber by accepting 9
fat rate of 81 q thousand on the article,
whetber rough or dressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Another Strike.

Cleveland, o., May. Most import
ant of the May day labor troubles in
this part Of the country, is the strike
of the late seamen and affiliated unions.
In accordance with orders issued yes
terdsy from Chicago, as the result OF
the referendum vote at all lake ports,
between 10, 900 and 10000 union sea-
men cooks, stewards, 6remeu, oilers,
and water tenders this morning re-
fused to take their places in 593 ves-
sells controlled by the Lake carriers AS
ISOLATION. The point at issue is thu
maintenance Of the union. Violer C
began here last night when one mar
was assaulted and badly beaten becaus,
be was thought to be strike breaker
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Virginia News.

Judge White, In the Norfolk Connt'
Circuit Court, yesterday granted liquor
licenses to applicants from Lsmbsrts
Point andPort Norfolk with the distinct
anders aDding that no whisky Is TO bs
sold to negroes.
Major George VI. Helms, @. S. A.,
former superintendent of the State peni-
tentisry aud internal revenue collector
for the Fifth Virginia District under
Cleveland, dropped dead in bis home,
in F,aokIin county, Thursday night.
lie was "a years old, and leaves num-
Der of children.
After having the case under considers
ton for l9 hours the jury 10 LYnchburs
Yesterday in the Wade case returned 8
verdict OF guilty IT murder In the second
degree, and his punishment was fixed at
| Is yesrs in the penitentiary. Operation
OF the verdict is suspended for 80 days
pending an effort to take the case to the
Court of Appeals. Wade shot and kill
ed Isasc HiggiDbothsm, who was to ha 70
married The sister OF the condemned man
a few days sfIer the murder. the shoot
ing taking place ON the james river
bridge the nigh. of January %, win n
Higginbotham was going home from a
call Oh this sweetheart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Outlet In Paris.

Paris, May Heavy showers 10
Paris today and the TACT that 1t Is payday
in nearly every place of employment 10
the city, initiated against the general
cessation of work planned by the labor
unions and against their demonstrations.
While May-day is usually holiday,
with the laborers, fewer quit work today
than In former years, as many of the
lsborers reported for work 10 order to
get their wages. 80 far, there has been
no disturbances. though 1t is feared that
the calm will not continue throughout
the day.
At the last moment the labor leaders
decided to abandon the idea OF public
parades today, thereby minimizing the
likelihood of clashes with the police,
who bad issued an order against any
and all parades. Troops are In readiness
in all the barracks, Of the city, but they
have not yet appeared on the streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
TOday's Telegr.
Death nv Storms.


Memphis, Tenn, May Tom. q
and electrical storms that swept Ia.
Mississippi Valley Thursday night kilt
ed 1872 people, injured more than IOO,
and wrecked no less THAI forty towns.
That these figures will be still further
increased as communication is opened
with many towns, that have been cut Cd
by the storm, seems certain.
Temperature 10 southern Missouri, FOL
lowing the storm, dropped almost to the
freezing point, aud is causing great
damage to the fruit crop.
AS yet no estimate has been placed on
the property damage, but it will reach
into the millions. Damage TO railroads,
telegraph and telephone companies will
be heavy.
Chicago, May Raw cold weather,
today, succeeded the storm which swept
over this territory Thursday night and
Friday and did $4,000, 900 damage in
this city alone. A new danger menaces
the city in the food conditions along the
Chicago river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Abdul Planned Massacre.

Oonstautinople, May l.-Oorrespond-
ence between Abdul Hamid the dtposed
sultan, and the leaders In the recent up.
rising, found in the Yildiz Kiosk today,
proves conclnsively that Abdul planned
massacre on April % ofthe Armenisns
living in Stamboul, and Of the Young
Turks who hsd been employed to FORM
ulate new rules for the conduct Of COVER
mental affairs. The plot failed owing
to the capture Of Constsntinople by the
Young Turks forces on April "a. The
correspondence shows that Abdul Hsmid
planned the massacre in the hope that
1t would arouse the fauatical Mobam.
medsn population and tend topopularize
the reactiouary movement. The new
evidence will furnish a damaging link
against the deposed sultan in his com
ing court martial and may result in a
death sentence being imposed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
News of the Day.

The Senate adjourned yesterday until
Monday to afford the finance committee
an opportunity TO complete Its work on
the tariff bill.
J.P. Morgan & Co., with the Frat
National and National City banks, OF
New York, acquired the remainder
SIS, 900, OOO-of the $40, 900, 900 bond
issue of the Southern Railway Company.
Further startling reports concerning
the charges against the Rev. John W.
West, former superintendent of the Vir-
ginia Anti. Saloon LEAGUE, have been re-
Gel we'd in Richmond from Kentucky,
from which state be was forced to flee
for alleged indignities offered little girls
in Catlettsburg. 1t DOW appears from a
statement of Rev. Dr. W. B. B auchamp
10 Louisville, that Mr.. West was in
trouble before, having been accused by q
Young woman who worked in his office
but this offense was not then made pub
lie. The accused minister occupied one
OF the pupits in Alexandria recently.
Senator Ndrich yesterday reported from
the committee on finance additional amend.
ments TO the tariff bill The Senate adopted
motion that until further notice the Senate
shall meet at II o'clock daily.
The big warehouse of the Simon Manufac-
turing Company at San Francisco, adjacent
to the train sheds was burned today. Several
Of the fremen were injured. The loss il
$4,000
A strike that NAV result in bread famine
in New York was inaugurated today on the
East side, when 400 bakers employed in
1856 open shops walked out. The master
bakers association had threatened to retzliate
with a lockout II it does this, the strike Is
likely to involve every baker in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Bishop Consecrate d.

Rome, May Before brilliant su-
dience and amidst scenes of the richest
spendor, but with the utmost solemuity
observed throughout, Mgn. John Far
reilly, spiritual director of the North
American College in Rome, was today
consecrsled bishop of Cleveland to sue
ceed the late Rishop Horstmaun. The
conservation ceremony was performed by
the aged Cardinal GOtti, project Of the
Propaganda. Bishop Kennedy, rector
OF the American College aud Bishop
Morris, of Little Rockf Arkansas, as
sisted Cardinal Gotti. At the conclu-
sion of the service, Cardinal Gotti kissed
Bishop Farrelly, and the latter was 80
overcome with this show of affection
that be almost tainted. He was sup
ported by Bishops Kennedy and Morris
until be recovered bis composure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY l. 1909.
r.p crI rRpATION YESTERDAY.

l.
The unanimous verdict both OF Alex
apdrlaus and their many guests was that
Yesterdays celebration OF the l2Oth an
niversary Of the inauguration Of George
Washington IS president Of the United
States was the most happily conceived
and successfully carried out OF any festive
occasion heretofore held in the city.
Alexandria WAS beehive during the day
and most Of the night, aud during the
festivities incident to the occasion there
was no semblance of serious disorders
Everybody was in the b'st humor and
the affair passed of most pleasantly.
AIexsndrisns kept open house, and
there we're but few families who were
no, entertaining relatives and friends
from other cities. Natives Of the city
now living elsewhere who had not been
here for a quarter Of q century were
making calls upon old friends and &C.
ouaintauces, and happy greetings were
the order Of the,day.
Homecoming Week aud the celebra'
ton Yesterday we're conceived by Mr. A
7 Wedderburn, the secretary OF The
Gsoroe Washington Monument AsSocis
,ion After the movement had beer
launched he worked sssiduCusly for 1T
suceess The entire organization slst
went in with q will, and it soon becsm'
appsrept that success would crown tn
labors of all concerned.
Messrs. W. B. Smoot chairman; A
D. Brockelt, vice chairman, and j. 7
Williams, secretary Of the execntlV'
committee; Mayor F. J, Paf, chsirma'
of the reception committee, together will
all the other cnairmen, Wed, and LEI
nothing undone that could In any man
ner have added to the success OF tn
celebration. Major W. NJ. Smith, chic
aide. and ex.Msyor Downhsm, of tn
reception committee, also deserve credit
as do also the individual members OF tn
various committees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Murder SUSPECTED

New York, May The police are
convinced today that Mary Azspko, q
pretty Hungarian maid In the family OF
Frank Garafslo, a wealthy real estate
dealer, of east 10th street, WAS killed
by an assailsnt in the kitchen OF the
earafslo house last night. Her body
WAS fOund near gas stove, from which
the gas was issuing In q great volumne.
There we're marks OF violence on her
throat and signs OF disorder in the kit
chen that led the police to believe she
was killed by az intruder and the gas
turned Oh to give her death the appear
ance for suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01

ONE of the stronges! and cleaTest ar
guments sgsinst the tariff bill wss made
in the Senate on Thursday by Senator
Rayner, Of Maryland and during bis
speech he said;
make this prediction that the bill
will not, and it does not, 10 any substan-
tial degree lower prices to the consumer,
aud / make another prediction, and thai
is that this bill will not in any substsn-
iial degree effect the inordinste profits
that the protected Industries are nov re-
ceiyiug through custOm-hOuse taxation
The American people have again been
fooled, and that they will be fooled to
all eternity until and unless this whole
subject of federal taxation is rescued
from the COMMUNICATING touch OF politics
and these great combinations OF fabulous
dimensions that today practically own
the government OF the United States are
told that the hour has come when they
must dissolve and retire and make way
for the people, so that legitimate Amerl'
can enterprise, upon the broad avenues
of competition, can resume Its time
honored vocation and reassert its ancient
rights.
Maryland's other senator, also elected
by the democratic party, is Senator
John Walter Smith. Whilst Senator
Rayner adheres strictly to democratic
principles, Senator Smith has become
converted to the support Of the Aldtich
schedule Of protective duties on lumber
The explanation Of this is thus stated in
the congressional directory; "He is en-
gagged 10 the lumber business in Mary
land, Virginia and North OsrOlins. "
Such being the case, be fears that free
admission Of Canadian lumber might
possibly lessen his own bank account
1t will be remembered that several Of
the Virginia representatives voted to
tax lumber "becsuse their constituents
are interested" and it is reported thai
both the Virginia senators may do the
same thing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
APPEARING OLD
Acts as a Bar to Profitable Employ
meuf

You cannot afford to grow old.
In these days Of strenuous competition 1t Is
necessary to maintain as long as posi- ole ones
youthful appearance.
Ii is impossible to do this without retaining
q luxurious growth OF hair.
The pres ence of Dandruff indicates the
presence Of burrowing germ which lives
and thrives on the roots Of the hair until it
causes total baldoess.
Newbro's Herpicide is the only known de-
stroyer of this pest, and it is as effective as it
is delightful to use.
Herpieide makes an elegant hair dressing
as well rs Dsndruff cure.
Accept 10 bstitnte-there is none.
Sold by Ernest l.. Allen d Co., agents
wo sizes SOC. and SlO0. Send 10c in stamps
or sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance of my dear brother,
FREDERICK NJ. CR0ONSE. who died May
End. 19O6-three years ago tomorrow.
The midnight stars are shining, upon the
lonely grave
OF him We loved so we'll. the one we could
not save.
Our grief for him is bringing tie wrinkles
on our brow,
So blame us not for grieviug for We miss
our brother now.
Through the pearly gates Of heaven passed
the one we loved so dear,
God thought best to take him from us,
though he left our home so dear.
Hard we strove to keep him with us, but
love and skill we're all in vain
We had to lay our darling brother beneath
the graveyard sod away.
BY his loving sister, MRS. IDA NJ. HERBERT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
WATER TANK RURSTs.

The 100, 000.gsllon Southern Railway
water tank st Manassas burst yesterday
morning, knocking freight car of the
track aud demolishing small building,
which stood near by. A stable belong.
i1g to NJ. MOrey was washed from its
foundation sud carried several feet.
The tack was full st the time it broke
aud ooise, resembling q peal of thunder,
was heard for blocks away. No one
was near the tank. The sccident was
caused by tbe rusting and giving way of
the hoops4 TIE loss Is estimated a.
81. 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Prices of Ice Advanced.

New York, May 1..--Wiih the fat an.
nouncement by the American Ice Company
that the price Of ice has been advanced from
IS to So too, the statement is made in Wall
street that this advance has been made for the
purpose OF keeping promises made 10 certain
political leaders that the prices Of the COM
piny's stock will be advanced to hftF. IL wss
quoted at % 3-4 yesterday when the market
closed, bat has been strong for some weeks.
Officials OF the ice company deny the truth OF
this report and say that the advance is due to
the fact that they failed TO get foil crop Of
ice from the upper Hudson river this last
winter, and that when they did fall back on
the Maine fields, the time was too short to
gather all that the tity will need during the
coming summer as well as to supply the out
side markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Peeper Killed.

Cincinnati, o., May Mrs. Eliza
beth Forsythe, wife of William Forsythe,
"a newspaper correspondent, shot and
killed 50 alleged "Jack the Pepper
early today, The man, who gave hi;
name st the hospital before be died a.
L 1is d. Powmsn, Of Canton, o., had
tried Mrs. Forsytbe's window, she ssys,
and she threw it up in time to see 9
figure climbing fence into an alley.
She fred two shots at him, and the in
t'uder dropped TO the pavement. Mrs.
FOrsJ the wss questioned by the police
and later Was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01

The exercises on Shooters Hill yes
tsrcay evening were suggestive Of 6
three ring circus. While the corner
some oi the George Washington Park
was being laid with Masonic ceremonies
Governor Swanson WAS making an ad'
dress two hundred yards sway and still
further Of the Richmond HewitEers were
firing a salute. Escn attraction had it'
admirers and the attention Of the crowd
was drawn from one to the other. Some
friends lsughiugly suggested to the gov.
ernor that they had heard men speak
agsiusl a brass baud but never before
against battery Of artillery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
The New Princess of Holland.

The Hague, May 1.-Julisns Louise
Emma Marie WiIhelmipa is the name
of the new princess Of Holland, the
official announcement Of which WIS
gszetted today. The infant has longer
name than her queen other, whose
name is Wilheiuiua Helena Pauline
Maria The condition of both queen and
princess is declared TO be highly satis-
faet0yv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Disnstrous Fire Raging,

Suffolk, Va, May 1.-The business
section of Cour,lsnd, 30 miles west Of
Suffolk, is burning. Fire began about
noon in hotel, Shortly afterwards the
long distance telephone operator was
driven from her Office. Telegraph wires
have been burned out and communica-
ton is cut of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
Burned at the Stake .

Dallas, Tex, May at is reported
that negro caught today after an al
legged assault on young white girl ct
Tyler, Tex, is being burned at the
stake by an infuristed mob that took
him away from the sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
New YORK Stock Market.

New York, May l. The festure of the rst
hours trading was an unexpected demand
for stocks for Berlin. Fluctuations in the
general list were comparatively narrow and
changes were generally in the shape OF mod
crate conee sions ia prices The nI,.ek ct
closed quiet and fairly strong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01

IT HAS been forty-fOur years today
since President Johnson issued his proc
lsmstlon Offering a reward of 800, 0O(
for the arres, Of Jefferson Davis. 10 the
stme proclamation with the awsrd S25,.
600 each VAS offered for apprehension
Of Clement O. Clay, Jacob Thompson,
George n. Saunders and Beverly Tucker,
AID 5000 for the arrest of William
G. Clesry. Nine days later Mr.. Davis
was captured 10 ILwinsvIIIe, Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01
sssion that
Asssf'''

II sssion that
the nsrade Asssf'''
given in Alexs.
OF visitors greater.
The pax dedicated yesterdA
the control OF the WashiDgto.
ment Association, and is intende
for the benefit of the citizens OF ,-
apdria,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-01

AT THE tell end Of the procession
yesterday there appeared 8 group Of
snail boys drawing a small cannon and
bearing ia mon which was in-
&C ibed the ION Must
.
Co." sngges
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-17

Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the Caedonian ns
Co. of Edinburgh Scotland, in the Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, the 3lst day of December 19Os
made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Ore
gon pursuant to law: