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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Sixtieth Congress.
Washington, Fet
SENATE.

Senator Boon from the judiciary
committee today favorably reported t.
The Senate int resolution proposing au
amendment ID The constitution. 1t pro-
vides that if the president aud vice-pres'
ident are disqualified for service Con-
gross shall designate what officer Of the
government must act as president until
the disability is removed or president
elected.
The ta.tle Of Brownsville WAS resumed
In the Saraie today when Senator For
sker moved to take up The Aldrich cub
situte for all the previous Brownsville
BILL The ton prevails without a
division. Mr.. Foraker asked if any
senator desired to speak on the measure
Mr. McLlurin aaii be wOnld speak to-
morrow and requested that the bill 90
over Mr.. Foraker consented, warning
Mr.. McLsurin that be hal better speak
tomorrow If at all, and saying that be
would make the same motion tomorrow.
Senator Culberson, Texas, asked il
Senator's Aldrich and Foraker would as-
cept an amendment providing tha. the
president must approve the court Of In
quiry.
Mr.. Aldrich said he would not accept
an amendment, rs the president must
approve the bill If passed.
Mr.. Colbersou said the court of in
quiry would interfere with an executive
order and probably uullify 1t.
Senators Alddch and Foraker both
said any legislation of Congress would
take precedence over an executive order.
The bill went over until tomorrow.
Senator Clay fered a resolution which
wss adopted, calling on the secretsry Of
the navy as to what sums have been ex-
pended iu repairing large number Of
vessels since May Is, 1908. He alec
asks bow much it costs to keep a FIRST
class bsltleship 10 repair a yesr; also The
total sum expended for coal during the
past year.
The S nate In executive session post
poned till tomorrow consideration Of the
nomination of w. d. Crum, colored,
to be collector of the port a, Charleston,
South Carolina.
The Senate confirmed the nomination
OF Henry l.. West to be a commissioner
Of the District of Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
News of the Day.


ssventy.6ge hat manufacturers Of
New England Rave declared for the open
shop.
A Bridgeport hotel man Gays he has
offered President Roosevelt $40, 600 a
week for 30 weeks to head Wild-west
show.
The House Of Representatives yeSter-
day held a special session in memory OF
Representative LIesellyn Powers, Of
Milne.
National prohibition, officials say,
would cut of $215, 900, 600 ytar tbst
the government now receives in internal
revenue.
An unknown steamer, believed to
have been az American vessel, foundered
with all hands of Cape Ba!teras, n. O.,
Saturday.
Bishop HsrdIng performed his first
duty in the episcopal habit last evening,
wheo he dedicated tbs Mission Of the
Nativity, ct Fourteenth aud A streets
southeast, Washington, rs 8 house OF
God.
The Gridron Club of WashiDglon
Saturday night gave its annual winter
dinoer, which marked the last appear
ence ct such functions Of President
Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks
10 their official capacities.
The famous feet of hower bosts,
which sank in the typhoon at Canton, last
July, and were at once rebuilt, we're de-
stroyed by FIRE Saturday hight The
ferocity OF the flames created panic
among the floating population aud pre-
vented the rescue Of life and the sal5age
Of property. More than 200 bodies
have been discovered go far, many being
mandsrius.
Sixteen men and women recently
co DIVERTED at q revival held in the Wine
trsuerian Church near B)onsbJrO, Nd,
were bap lied Saturday 10 the creek at
ZrtIestown. Rev. Samuel Kipe offici-
stsd. Notwithstanding the fact that
The candidates for baptism we're heavily
clothed, they suffered severely with cod
as the stream was filled with slush ice,
and the temperature was below FREEZING.
A mountain lion esting the lifeless
and msugled body of her 2-year-old
boy, vas the eight that greeted Mrs
Chris Blown, last Saturday night, when
she entered the family tent, 4 milet
from the Hotel Delmsr, at BslbOs, Gal /,
after short walk. The mother, crszed
by tde signt, rushed screaming at the
animal. The lion grOBled savagely,
aud backed slowly out Of the rear OF the
tent and disappeared. The lion had
partly dismembered The child after STAY
ing It. TIE Brown family arrived from
Delaware two weeks $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. l, 1909.

Mr.. ROOSEVELT does not consider
himself in any manner involved in the
controversy over the absorption OF the
Teppessee Goal and Iron Company BY
the United States Steel Corporation nor
nv the revelations before the judiciary
commit ee lssi Friday as to the manner
IN which the deal Wss effscIed. A! the
same lime the president, dssPite positive
proof to the contrary sdheres to the vie"
that the financial situation was relieved
BY the merger, and in a situation 50
acu,e a, that existing in the days OF the
panic, the government WAS not IN Po'
sitiou to make threats Of any kind. Ht
does not concede even now that the mef'
Ger va, violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law or that it is tad thing for the
country or for any class Of people in the
countrv. The president is a strong be-
lever in the theory that the king can
do no wropg-so long as be is kIfg Hs
stand on this matter is thus apply de-
scribed by Washington correspondent
OF the Philadelphia Record
Senators were inclined to throw ui
their hands hopelessly and yell ''On'
Hsdesp' when word came TO them sat
nrdsy from the White House that toe
nresident was not in the slightest dis
turbed over the manner in which he mac
been fooled and frightened into sanction,
ing the Aagrant violation Of law involved
in the absorption Of the Tennessee Ooe'
& Iron Company by the steel trust
mWbaps the use of trying to bring tba.
man to realizing sense Of bis rashnes'
and recklessDess? he seems to be aoso'
lutely beyond reason" appeared 70
about the feeling Of senators 80 reg 'ra'
the president. As a matter OF faeI the
president is a bi! dis1ainfnl about lnt
whole business. he takes the attitude
that "Boss" Tweed used to take wher
he would ask: "What are you going te
do about III"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
GARD FROM REV. DIR. GREEN.

To the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette
hear it is reported that | declined
the blshopric to which | was elected sew
ersl weeks ago on account of my wiie's
poor health, / wish to state that this
report is absolutely without fonDdstiOn.
Me-. Green is In better health than she
has been for years, | quote from the
written statement of her physician
Mrs. Green has bsd no serious Illness,
and is DOW in good health" The reason
for ms declinstion vas given, thought,
very clesrly in my public ltt.er 10 the
bishop aud the diocese, This correction
is due one whose loyalty and sei-sscfi-
fces in the service of the church has
always been unwsveEing. You will see
it is also due me. l DO not believe for
moment that this repor; started among
sny Of my msny friends in Alexandra,
but in tbe conjecture Of some thoughtless
pevon's mind Bat when once circu-
lated some might be,iegeii, 80 | ask you
please TO give this communication a
place in your columns.
BERGMAN GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

The county board Of supervisors at Its
last meeting passed resolution calling
upon the circuit judge to appoint an ad-
ditioual coroner. The action OF the
beard vas due to the fact that there is
20 coroner in the neighborhood Of the
railroad yards In JtA.rson district where
so many deaths occur, and it frequently
happens that bodies have to lie exposed
until the coroner who lives at q distance
can be notified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Memorial Services.

Bldsjoz, Spain, Feb. Memorial
services. marking the first anniversary
of the assassination of King Carlos Of
Portugal and Crown Prince Luis were
held 10 Lisbon today, under the heaviest
possible military protection, according
to messages from Lisbon. Practically
every available soldier 10 Portugal Was
rushed 10 the city, and sll were supplied
Nith ball cartridges and given orders to
shoot to kill at the least sign of an out
break on the part OF the republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

COUNTIES DE LESSEPS DEAD.
The Countess Ferdiraud de Lesseps,
widow Of the promoter of the ship canals
at Suez, Corinth, and Pausms, died Sat-
urday al the Ohatssu DE La Ohssuaye, in
the Department of PIndre, France. She
wss native of Mauridus, the gTest-graud-
daughter of the "Watsrloo Wall" a
woman who. as baby, was found on
the field of the battle Of Waterloo by sn
ensign nsmed Helliger. who afterwa,d
married her, The grest.grauddaughler
vas beautiful girl, and when only
seventeen fell 10 love With the Count
dc Lesseps, who was then over sixty
and broken down ss a result Of the Pan
sma scandals.
Many people in Paris claimed thst
from the inception of the canal enter
prise De Lesseps was 30 hsrsssed and be-
trayfd by his young wife that be was
hardly accountable for his words or &C.
tiOns. She was II years old when de
L.sseps married her, aud he had passed
90. For the first seven or eight years
their lie was happily spent. Tnen she
began o career of reckless unfsithfulness
under her husbands own roof. At her
instance he entertained lavishly at Castle
De La Ohesusye. Under the pretext OF
exceptional hospitality she male excur
sions with the guests, which always le-
suited In q small scandal within the
household. She ran away with French
senator to Nice aud did not return until
Charles de Lesseps, who FASTENED after
he couple, bad driven away her COM
paniOn a. the point of a revolver and
hsd given her the choice between divorce
and immediate departure for home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

The fgh! over the question OF per-
mitting the use OF benzoate of soda as a
means Of food pr5serva'ive, which hs'
been going on forseversl months between
prominent food manufacturers and Oniel
Chemist Wiley, Of the Agricultural De-
psrlnent, has now been decided agains'
DR.. Wiley by the beard of expert
named by the president. This board
has decided against Dr.. Wiley's contsn-
ton that berzoate Of soda is Injurious
The president had already suspended The
order prohibiting its use in foods, thus
indicating that he will sustain the report
of the referees. Bat The people rave
confidence in DR.. Wiley and believe h.
is right, especially when they know Ih'
efforts tha. have been made by the food
adulterers to discredit him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Arrival Of the ST. Louis.

New York, Feb. 1.--Atter the wiud
lowered this morning, tugs brought the
American liue steamship s.. Louis up
from Quarantine and locked her with
out mishap. The big steamer, which
brought one thousand passengers, finish
ed ont the Last two days OF her trip with
broken rudder, the roughest weather
of tSe year adding to her hardship. Sle
vas sleered By her propellers aud was
forced to travel at three quarters speed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
HOUSE..

A bill to prohibi! the importation OF
opium for smoking purposes was Passed
by the House today. Opium for medi-
ciusl purposes may come 10 under regu-
lstio1s to be enforced BY the govern.
Hent
1t having developed thtt the tssk as
signed to them va, practically endless
the Olmsled committee, appointed by
the House to investigate the expeudi-
lures in the government department for
inspection and detective service the
House today relieved the committee of
the duty of obtaining the names Of all
The persons engaged in the inspection
aud detective service, wha. bas been
done by those men in two years, aud on
whose accommodation they were sp.
pointed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Three Hundred Persons Perish.

Caut1v, Feb. 2st.-OOe hundred aud
seventy bodies have so fsr been recover
ed from the ruins Of the feet Of h0wer
b ate, which burned yesterday. Search.
ers tre still at work among the ruins as
it is believed the bodies recovered do not
represent more than half the number
killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
COUNTY sUPERINrENDENTs

A meeting Of the State Board Of Edu-
cation has been called for tomorrow 10
the Office Of the superintendent Of public
instru, ton, 10 Richmond. Several very
important matters are to be considered
a this meeting, amoug them being the
selection of a date for the election Of
school superintendent Of the counties
and Giles OF the state. II is expected
thst the number of county superintend-
enls 10 the state will be reduced this
year, the new Law enacted ct the last
session Of the legisla ure providing that
the schools Of counties which do not pay
the superluieudsnts more than 5000 a
yssr must be consolidated With the
schools of an adjoining county and be
governed by one superintendent. This
law was passed 50 that the best men pos
sible could be secured for the counties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Mnrderer EIectrocuted

Oisining, n. Y, Feb. 1.-The death
OF two policemen was avenged today
when Salvatore G)yernsle IVES shocked
todeath in the electric chair. Cover
male was placed in the chair ST 5:45 this
moroiug, and was pronounced desd at
1858. He Was convicted OF shooting
Policemen Alfred Bslleck and George
Sschler, Oh April IA. 1907. They we're
pursuing bin sitter be bad shot ard
wounded slightly Charles Vinciueio,
during quarrel in the street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Bond Forfeited

New York, FEB. When the cas'
Of Broughton Brandenburg, the msgszine
writer, wss cslled today, bis attorneys
announced Il at they did not know his
whereabouts. he was bonded By the
American Surety. Justice DJWliUg de-
clsred his 81, 500 bond forfeited ADD is.
sued 8 warrant for Brsndeubure's sIrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

THE late Senator Morgan, Of Alabamt
insisted to the day Of his death thai the
Panama canal deal reeked with scandals
and he WAS rapidly getting to the bottom
of the mess when lawyer Cromwell rstus-
ed to answer questions and was sustained
in the refusal by the partisan majority
of the Senate committee on tsthmian a
fairs. Though interested as counsel IL
the transaction, Mr.. Cromwell was
the right-hand advisor Of The admins
trstlon 10 the Panama grab. Repre-
sentative Rsiney, of Illinois, gave a
demonstration last Tuesda7 that be IL
not frightened by the effort to bludgeon
doubters into silence about this business.
The fact will have to come out yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

A bill providing separate statehood
for the Territories of New Mexico AID
Arizona was introduced 10 the House 90
Saturday by Mr.. Hamilton, Of Miehi'
gao, chairman Of the House commiitst
on territories. The bill wss framed by
the republican members OF the COMMITTEES
and submit ted to the minority members,
who have sppIoVed it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

The United States Steel Corporations
statement of earnings for he last quar-.
ter showed a total of 500, 225, 2s5. This
give, an indicated earning for the yesr
Of $9l, S26. $40. Surely this is enough
to strengthen Mr.. Oarnegie's statement
that the steel industry does not longer
need pto.ec. on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
u. S Ships at Glib atari

Gibraltar, J An. 1.-The long continued
booming Of cannon, today marked the 70 mai
exchange Of saluies between six Of the United
States battle hips and the vessels of Great
Britain, France, Russia, and Holland. that
are lying in the harbor here. The United
states ships already in the rendezvous ere III
Connecticut, Admiral Sperry's hagshsip,
Vermont Kansas, Minnesota, Georgia aud
Nebraska. They arrived yesterday, but the
salutes were postponed until today. The
officers Of their ships, as hosts Of rhe visitors
are exerting every effort TO make the week q
o. ala one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

The House has passed an Amendment
to the naval bill prohibiting the pur-
chase Of powder by the government from
suy concern which belongs to en- illegal
combination in res raint Of trade. This
was direct slap ct the powder rust but
the Senate is yet to have It's say in the
matter, and the Sera,e is very friendly
n the trnsis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
British Steamship Wrecked.

Melb3urne, Feb. The Bdtlsb
steamship Clan Ranald is today 8 t til
wreck near Edithsburg and her captain
and 46 members OF the crew have been
lost. Most OF the crew were Asa.ics.
The vessel was seen drifting ashore last
night, but Il sank before the bOlts could
reach ker Eighteen Of the crew were
pi ked up By other crafts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. l.-After some narrow
fluctuations, covering of shorts and buying
for London account caused rallies in a num-
Der Of stocks. After The first hour, the stock
market ruled dull but steady. Prices at mid
day generally showed fractional gains over
Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

EVIDENCE that people have been given
drugs to hasten their death, that almost
unbelievable cruelties have been prac'
ticed upon patients, and that immortality
has been rampant, is being presented to
the investigating committee which is
looking into the affairs of The BlTtank
Hospital st Fitchburg Mass. And this
in Massachusetts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
The Panama Canal.

Psosms, Fec. 1.-The Psra anna canal
will be finished within six years, accord.
ing 70 promise made today by Col.
Goetfsls 20 PFesideui-elect William Fl.
Taft. "Slips will be passing through
The canal by January IA, 1915" gss
the promise made by GJeltals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

THE anthracite coal trust is said to
have 10 600, 600 tons of cOsl stored. The
mild winter and the big surplus are all
that now stand 10 the way Of a reduc.
ton 10 the price Of anthracite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

TERRIFIC neFs comes from oyeraea.
1t is announced 10 Paris that the fash
ionable feminine summer hat is to be
further smpli6ed 10 outward spread and
beam. Can it be possible?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Rank Closed

Gfeen6slt, Mass, Feb. 1-Pierro
Jay, Massachusetts stste bank examiner,
today closed the Greenfield Savings
Bank, which has. depoiits of sbont
81, 100000. No reason "a yet known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

After q stsy OF four years at Fort
Myer the 18th Cavalry is under orders
for the Philippines. The exact date OF
their departure has not yet been I,
but it will be between February 26 aud
the last Of The month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
TELEnRAPnIc BREYITIas.

A series Of slight earthquake sho Ks
shook Mootresl, Cana, early his mo n.
Jog. While Distinct, none OF them was
severe.
A slight earthquake today was the
second st Mexico City, NJ K, within 4S
hours. Cracks hsve appeared In some
buildings IN the city but no further
damage has resulted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
FOUR BABIES IN IA MONTHS

Mr.. and Ms. Bsrnsrd McCsbe, :
young couple living in the East End
section OF Wilkes. Bsrre, Ps., have beaten
al available records as the parents OF
twins aud have quite put 10 the shade
the Pitsburg parents who were Boosting
of two sets OF twins 10 20 months.
Fourteen months SEQ Mrs. McOsbe gave
birth t. twin girls, whO sre now well
and hearty, aud yesterday she presented
her husband With twin boys. They ere
strong, well-fcrmed little chaps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
List Of Unclaimed Letters.

The following lisa list of the letters remsin-
ing in the Alexandria, Va, posiofhce up to
Janusry 81. 1909.
Andre, Mrs NJ Means, Mary
Bushby, Rev VIM r Miller, Thomas
Ford, Mrs Lizzie Myrty, Anna
Henry, w B Resler,
Hodges, Al Simmons, Richard
Holland, Mrs ] n Speaks, Lem
hcWilliams, Miss Will ms, Walter
Weatherless, Mrs Mamie
THOMAS BURROUGHS. p. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01

The House on Saturday added to the
army appropriation bill, to be used in
ssronsulic experiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-01
Tie Market.

Georgetown D. O.. Feb, i'-WhsaiiO''liO
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