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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
L.vmsp,s Missionary Movement.

Richn ond, Va, Oct. 22-The fol-
lowing is The list of speaker, and their
sutiecis for the great convention, Of
the Laymeu's Missionary Movement. Ia
be held In Richmond from Oct. %, II
Oct. &C. inclusive.
"a melica's World Responsibility" BY
]. Os mpbell White, OF New York.
"Tbe Awakening of the Lsymen" BY
John R Pepper.
1.-THE Field Is the World by Mornsy
Williams, of New York.
"The Mission Boards aud the Nation
al Campaigns" by Rev. DR.. r. J. Will
bingham, Of Richmo nd. Saturday DC.
tober 20 Supper Masonic Temples.
1.-THE EVsngellzstlon Of the World in
this Generation" by Hon. W. b.
Stubbs.
"The Pastor and the Enlistment OF
Men" by DR.. Livious Lauktord of Nor
folk.
"Prsyer and the Missionary Eoter.
prise" by Mornay Williams, OF New
York.
"The Missionary Com mittee-- The
Right Hand of the Lsymen's Missionary
Meeting"-by Ohss. A. Rowland, Of
Athens. Ga.
49, stemstic Missionary Education"
by Rev. DR. 7, B Ray, Of Athens, Ga.
"Will Mission Bear Investigation"
BY Hon. Joshua lowering, of Baltimore.
Essential Features of an Adequate
Missionary Polics" by Professor J. 7.
Henderson, Of Bristol Va.
"The Organization Needed" BY Ohss.
q. Pratt, OF Athens, Ga.
"Business System In Missionary
Finance" by ]. Campbell White, OF
New York.
"Ths Korean Revival by Rev. @.
Fl. Hoenshall, Of Korea.
"The Triumphant Progress OF Ohrisps
Kingdom" BY Rev. ". Fl. Park, Of
Ohins, 8. W. Brown, Of China aud
Rev. q. P. Williams, of Nashville.
Tenn.
"The Debt of Civilization to Foreign
Missions" by Rev. L. W. Patton.
1.-THE Stewardship, of Life by Col.
II. w. Halford.
emissions and Spiritual Life'' BY
Rev. DR.. d. Clay Lilly.
"Men and the Kingdom" BY George
Sherwood Eddy, of India.
THE Supreme Life Purpose" BY J.
Campbell White.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
From Washington.

IOorrespondenct o. the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, Oct. %
The Textile Workers Of AmeriCs, in con-
veution here, todsy reelected. with one ex-
ceptiop every one of their officers for the
ensuing year. Thomas Morgan, OF Pster-
900. n j., wss chosen to succeed james
Prinele, of Fall River as second vice
president. The officers reelected are ss
follows: President, john Golden, Fall
River: first vice president, James Tansey,
Fall River; secTetsry-tressnrer, Albert
HILBERT. Fall River. Uhe most i'm
portsut work of the convention today
wss the adoption of 40 amendment to
the bylaws, whereby the emergency
committee, including the president, first
yice-president snd secretary-treasury,
we're empowered with authority to call
strikes, provided such q proposition
was unanimous. Heretofore, strikes
could only be called upon authority
OF the general executive council, and, as
President Golden explained, the orgsDi-
zation wss greatly hsmpereo in securing
immediate adjustment OF difficulties, ny
the time lost 10 calling such an exeeu
tive council meeting. The executive
committee Wss authorized 10 remove
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT %, 1909

Trouble lDiroats the Aldnch'Can'
non organ zAlion 10 Congress 10 connec
tiou with the proposed enactment oil
currency and banking legislation. Pos
sibly the rock upon which Aldricnlsm
and Ospnonism are to be finally wrecked
lies partially concealed BY this Propo'
d,ion for there are growing evidences
that regardless Of public sentiment OF
noliticsl discontent the bosses will try to
force this legislation through this Con-
vress. and there are just as many indi'
cations that they wul be prevented BY
aroused public spirit and revolt within
the republican majority. The meeting
ot the monetary commission In Ne"
York this week WAS called by Senator
Aldrich while be was still In Europe
D.rooo,atIc and otaer members OF the
oo,,ni,sIon had been notified to meet the
ph0ds Islsnd senator upon his arrival IN
NJ York. spd 1t had been made clear
70 them that he intended to lose no time
in urUirg and efsctiug an agreement upon
the Man of legislation be has In nina
The reason for haste is apparent u
IA now regarded as 80 absolutely certain
Sneaker Cannon cannot be reelected
and that with bis approaching deiea'
there Is also sure to come defeat OF Due
s,,m in the House senator AiorlcD
aces that, If his currency scheme Is "
.ucoeed. il must be put through "h'le
the preseut organization is in coniro'
If botb branches of Congress. Whether
Msssrs Aldrich and Cannon can sc'
comulish their purpose even in the present
OoD0ress is doubtful. From almost
every section of the country the revolt
against Oanuonism is reported to be on
.ho inoresse. A permanent currency
bill prepared by Mr.. Aldrich sHo H.
dorsod By Speaker Cannon is certain &c
bs regarded with more dislike and mis-
trnst 70 the House than was the Aldrlcf
v,ssland bill. President Taft is ex'
Dected to give his support to the Aldricb
nro0rsmme, bat after his ill-sdvised de-
clsrstion in Boston, where ne declared
himself in favor of the Aldrieh plaD'
while confessing his Ignorance Of its de-
tails. Mr.. Tsft's support will hardly
Affect members not already willing to
follow the bosses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Virginia News.

Frederick A. Graychen, wealthy
glove manufacturer, was yesterday In
Winchester granted divorce from bis
wife, Mamie Moore Graychen, now oil
New York, on the grounds of deaertion.
The horse and cattle barn on Mrs.
Henry B. Gilpin's place, "Kempmere, "
near Boyce. WAS totally destroyed by FIRE,
about three O'Clock on Wednesd az. The
only animal burned wss one colt.
The trial of Sidney Hutzler, accused
Of an attempt to criminslly ass anlt Mrs.
Alice E. Herr, was begun 10 the Hen
rico county courthouse yesterday after.
noon. The proceedings were conducted
behind closed doors.
Huguenot Springs, in PoWhstan
county, a famous colonial resort, has
been purchased by Dr. M. o. Burke, Of
Richmond, associated with DR.. Stuart
Mcclure, who, it is said will turn the
property of S25 acres into large sani-
tarium.
Miss Lucille r. ScbWab, eldest daugh'
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Schwab, o.
near Wsrrenton, and Mr.. Barry a.
Sullivan, Of Orange county, we're mar
ried at New Baltimore, 8 miles from
Wsrrenton. yesterday, the Rev. V. NJ
Council oHciatiug. '
Miss Pearl Davis. daughter Of Capt
William Davis, of Urbsnna, was iaker
to Baltimore hospital last Monday suff
eriDg with a severe swelling ofthe ankle
due, 1t is supposed, to the bite OF an In
sect. She grew Worse, until Wednesday
amputstion at The knee was found
necessary. The bite is supposed to have
beer inflicted while Mics Davis wal
visiting st the home of friend at Oman
cuck, about week ego.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
NEW SPANISH CABINET.

The Spanish Osbinet, which was
formed January %. 1907, under the
Premiership Of Antonio Msura, resigned
yesterday as a result Of the bitter attacks
made against the government BY the
former premier, Moret , Prendergsst,
representing a powerful opposition.
At conference with King Alfonso,
Premier Maurs told the king that in the
face OF Senior Morets statement that the
opposition would refuse to discuss even
the most urgent measures, he had no
option bat to resign.
Upon the receipt Of the resignation,
Moret Prendergsst undertook to form
a new ministry, himself assuming the
post of premier and minister of the in'
terror. The ministers who took the
oath ofefice last night.
The was a violent scene In the Cham
Der of Deputies Wednesday, when the
opposition, headed by Senior Moret y
Prendergsst, former premier, renewed
its attack upon the government, where.
upon Minister Of the Interior Lacierva
declared that the ministry would not
resign Under threats.
II was then believed that while Senior
Morst was determined to unhorse Pre-
mier Msura, the liberals, as distinguish
ed from the republicans and socialists,
lid not desire to assume power, as un-
der the circumstances they would then
become responsible for the expenditures
involved in the war Ia Morocco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
The Long Island Murder M ystery

Islip, l.. l. Oct. 22.-SatlsHed tnat
the victim Of the murder mystery, which
has puzzled them since the skeleton OF q
woman was found In the woods NEAR here
early this week, is Anna Latter Mueller.
bride of bat few months and prior to
her marriage a maid 10 the home of
Issac Sslgmsn, the New York baoker,
the Suffolk county authorities are con.
vinced today that they will soon locate
her murderers. As expected, the ideu-
LITIGATION came from Germany. The
German consul's sdvices were that the
victim WAS Eau Mueller, who formerly
lived at Welda, in SAKE. Weimsr, central
Germany. 10 February, 1903, she and
her husband, Otto Mueller, architect,
sailed for America. Both are said to
have been missing for some time. The
police are trying today to dud ont what
became of Mueller. They point that
both be and bis bride may have been
murdered aud their bodies disposed oil,
or that be may be able to clear UP the
the mystery surrounding bis wife's
death. Examination of the skeleton
has developed that there was a bullet
behind one OF the ribs, aud ii is believed
By Coroner Savage that the victim was
shot through the heart as we'll IS through
the head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
The Gear on His Journey.

Belfort, France, Oct. 22.-Thousauds
OF special police are guarding the route
of Gar Nicholas of Russia through
France on his way to visit the King OF
Italy. Russian secret service agents
have gone over the ROME with the great.
est care, and several suspicious perSons
have been jailed until the car leaves
Arrangements have been made for az
Official reception Of the visiting ruler
here Phen he arrives tonight. The
ceremony will be exceedingly formal.
President Fallieres will be represented
by q Colonel of Ordnance, who will
welcome Nicholas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
SaYnre Storms

Wilmington, Del, Oct. ga severe
storm struck this city and vicinity at l
O'Clock this morning. 1t spent it's fury
in the surrounding country, where 1t did
considerable damage. Wilmington es-
csped. The storm Was most severe ia
the neighborhOod OF Tslleyville and
Klam. Hail fell and the display Of
thunder and lightning vas the most Sc
we're seen 10 that section for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Roosevelt and Party.

NaIrobi, British Esst Africa, Oct. %.
Kermit Roosevelt and Leslie TarlIon
oiued Dol. Roosevelt, Major Heller and
the Roost welt guide r. j. Cunningham
here today Kermit and Tarlton spent
several days hunting in the Nskurs
district.
The next three days will be spent 10
repIenishIng the hunting outfit, and on
Monday The Roosevelt party will leave
here for GussoDguisho where they will
hunt until the frat week In November.
November will be spent In the More
region With Lord Delaware.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Predicts DemocratIc congrsss.

Sioux City, La, Oct. p 1.-THE
speaker cannot hunt all the insurgents
out Of business by calling them Jokes
AMP pole cats That kind Of balder.
hash will not fool everybody" This II
the way Congressman Champ CLARK,
minority leader Of the national house Of
representatives, referred to the EFFORT oil
Speaker Cannon to read 5enslor Gum
mins and the other ''insurgents" out Of
the republican party. In an interview
here, Mr.. CLARK charged Speaker Gao
non with mls-statement OF facts In the
lstter's recent address at Elgiu, Ill.
CLARK predicted that the next Congress
would be democratic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

DISPATCHES from The towns along the
Susouebsnns river siste that Wild ducks
are more plentiful on that river this fell
than they hsve been for number OF
years. 10 one day, a dispatch Gays, this
week hunters near Washington, Pa,
killed more than 100. Why this is
nothing: one hunter on the Potomac q
few days ago killed over one hundred
ducks al one shot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Negroes Lynched,

GresDville, Texas, Oct. p With
three companies of militia on gOard this
town is recovering from the excitement
that iolloTed the lynching late last
night OF Frank and Louis Williams,
negroes, for sn alleged assault on Mrs.
Will Lloyd. The mob which lynched
the negroes took them out of the custody
OF the troops, who would not FIRE and
whose clnbbed muskets we're Of no avail,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
sOHLATTER DEAD.

According to st. Louis records, the
man found dead in Hastings, Neb.,
yesterday is CHARLES Mclean, who has
posed in various places as Francis Schlat-
ter, the original Scblatler OF "divine
healing" fame, who succeeded about
20 years ago to the reputation Of Francis
Schrseder, the first self-styled "divine
healer" Schroeder, after gaining q
great reputation as a healer in Denver
and other cities, Was found dead in
the Colorado desert about 10 years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
DEATH OF SENATOR JOHNSON


United States Senator M. N. john
son died at Fargo, N. D., last night
Of BrighPs disease. Gov. Burke, demo-
crst, will name q man of his party to fill
the vacancy.
Senator Johnson was born 10 WiScon-
sin ia 1850. He served on the ways
aud means committee in the Fifty-fourth
and Fiity.Hfth congresses, while Mr.
DiDgley Was chairman, received AZ out
of total OF 80 votes 10 the republican
legislative caucus 10 November, 1889,
for United States senator, but WAS
beaten 10 the joint convention by q
coalition Of democrats with the minority
of the republican CAUCUS. he was elected
TO the Fifty-secOnd, Fifty-third, Fifty
fourth and Flfy-6flh congresses as a
r publican. 10 1899 he voluntarily re-.
1red from Congress to run for U0ited
S atts senator, but was again defeated
10 the legislature. For the next eight
years be took no part in politics, giving
his entire lime to farming and the grain
t ade. When 10 1907 comprehensive
primary Law was passed 10 North Da-
kqts, be sgain became a candidate for
UGited States senator, won in two
primary elections, and received every
republican vote in the legislature. Mr..
Johnson's home was in Petersburg, n.
Oak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Boys Killed.

San Jose, GAL, Oct. 22.-JOhn and
Albert johnson, ten and eight years old
respectively, and Douglas Reynolds,
eight, soDs of miners at Gnadslope, a
mining towu near here, sre dead today
as the result of playing with dynamite
csps. The three boys found a crack In
the wall of the powder house OF the
Guadalupe MInIng Company aud sue
ceeded 10 taking 600 dynamite caps
from the phc,. One Of ths caps ex-
ploded and set ofi the remainder. The
three boys were literally blown TO pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Shot nfa Wife.

Philadelphia, Oct. 22-Mad with
jealouslY. Robert Sencel, q caterer, on
returning home Unexpectedly early to-
day and finding his wife and bosrder
together, fred Ave shots from q revolver
at the pair. The woman was struck by
Que Of the bullets and probably wounded.
The other four shots went wide of their
marks, and John Flynn, a motorman
and boarder at the house, made his es-
cape. Surgeons at the Roosevelt Hos
pital, to which institution the woman
was removed, say there ia slight chance
for her recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Johrson to Appear 10 Police COurt,

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. N.-The police
are likely to cause a arrangement in the
plans of Jack Johnson, negro heavyweight,
when the champion appears in police court
today to answer charge Of auto speeding.
Jacks exploits with his new motor car have
annoyed the authorities, and il is reported
today the authorities will see to it that
he be given jail sentence, instead Of the
usual fne johnson is scheduled to leave for
the east today or tomorrow, and it was ex-
pected be would meet Jeiries in New York
to settle the details of their battle. If tie
plans Of the district attorneys Office succeed,
however, the big black will be Indefinitely
dolavad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
COMMUNICATED
BENEFIT.


Through the kiudntss OF the manageFI
Of the Snrprise Theatre the proceeds to.
nigh. will be donated to the Children.
Home. When one stops to think OF the
lsudable purpose to which this money
will be put and at the same time remem.
Der the class of entertainment to be wit.
messed, 1t will be an impelling force fol
him to lend bis might to so noble 8
cause. The care OF the young orphan,
who is cast upon cold and beartless
world, Ia task that few will undertake,
but when one Is found with heart
large enough to take 10 this class, even
at great personal sacri6ce, 1t is as little
as the pu,lic can do to lend helping
hand. Il Is 10 be hoped that the Sur
prise Theatre will be unshle 10 contain
tha people who sYmpathizs With this
charitable movement. d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
MeCsrren,s Condition Again Serious

New York, Oct. p AT st. Gath
crimes Hospital, In Brooklyn, 1t wa
stated this morning that State S'natoI
Patrick Henry McOsrrsn was very low
aud that all hope for bis recovery bad
been abandoned. he suffered very much
through the night with severe nausea
aud bad bnt little sleep.
At $3.50 his pulse Was irregular and
very feeble and be was 10 state OF col
lapse from which strong stimulsnts failed
TO arouse him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Murderer Killed

Reno, New, Oct. ga posse re-
turoed to Viuton today after shooting to
death Charles Williams, negro, one OF
the wo robbers who held up hotel at
Vlnton Wednesday. All Of the jewels
and money taken from the hotel we're
found on the negro.
The two holdup men stabbed snd
seriously wounded the hotel proprietor
and his son killed, Bert Quests, the
bartender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
CROssEs FOR VETERANS ONLY.

A heated debate followed the attempt
OF number Of delegates at the Uuited
Daughters Of the Oonfederscy cOnven-
ton at Houston, Tex, yesterday to ex-
tend the limits of those who might re.
ceive the bronze crosses of honor pur-
chased by the organisation tor CoDfeder-
ate veterans. The motion was lost.
Only veterans are permitted to near
these crosses, but immediate lineSl de-
scendants are permitted to receive and
keep them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Democratic Committee

IH5 Dem0erAuc NUNs
Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.l
Richmond, Va, Oct. 22.-Tbe state
democratic committee met at noon, but
failing to agree on candidate for secre-
tsry Of the commonwealth, adjourned
ill 3 o'clock.
Senator Sale, Of Norfolk, has with
DR. wn. BE could have Won, but the
Times Dispatch sud News Leader fright
ened the committee. 1t Is possible 40
anti-organization man may be chosen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Kurdish Raiders Killed

London, Oct. 22.-Several hundred
Kurdish raiders we're killed In pitched
battle with Turkish troops on the from
tier. The Kurds came over the border
from Persia in force, and plundered the
Turkish villages. Turkish troops fuslly
drove them back to Persis, almost
wiping out the entire maraudiug band.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
DISCRIMINATING PIANO ARTISTS

Find in the use of the Weaver Piano
every day new charms and new fascius-
tons.
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CO.
Manufacturers, York, Pa.
W. /. Whitson, Sole Agent, 6II-6I3
King Street, Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

The use Of tobacco by ministers will
be barred If the wishes Of the Woman =
Board Missions of the Methodist ZIP SEQ
pol Church South ere carried out. This
il but another case Of the wish being
father to the thought. The use OF 'oosc-
CO is on The increase among ministers
rather than on the decrease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Condition Grave

Annapolis. Md, Oct. % The con-
dition Of MidshiPnan Earl Wilson, OF
Covingtop, KY, whose neck was broken
In last Saturdays football game, WAS re-
ported extremely grave today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

FRANK SMITH, of Philadelphia, re
csived a legacy Of $1,000 last week
He is said to have given his vile slO
of it and then disappeared. Another
candidate for the meaneat man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

No false pretense has marked the career
Of Ely's Cream Balm. Being entirely harm
less, it is not responsible Ike the cstsrrh
snuffs and powders, for minds shattered by
cocaine. The great virtue Of Ely's Cream
Balm Is that il speedily aud completely over
comes nasal eatarrh and hay fever. Back If
this statement is the testimony Of thousands
and a reputation Of many years success. All
druggists, SOC, or mailed by Ely Bros, 6e
Warren street, New YORK,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

U. 9. Sapreme Court Justice Peck
ham. who has been confined to his home
at Al,Amont, n. Y, siuce August By
illness, is in a serious condition bis
physIcians admitted today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
The President Ia Texas.

Corpus, Christi, Texas. Oct: 22.-Presi,lent
Tat's visit on his brothers ranch ended
shortly at 8 a, m. today when he boarded the
reyen1e cutter Windorn at the Laqnina docks
foI the ride across the bay to Corpus Christi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

The Moroccan mines dispute is TO be set.
tied by a conference Of the powers interested,
to be beld in Paris November o. England
Germany, spain aud France Will be repre-
sentad BY ENJOYS extraordinary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22
Danish Cahinet RESIGNS.

Copenhagen, Oct 22.Ths psn,ss f Gao
resigned this afternoon. Inc CABINET mas Oh
ly been IN power few months'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-22

You may waut to do a little house'cl Gaming
inst before Thanksgiving Everything In
stains and paints and cleaning helps at Lead
beatsr's.