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The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-19
Woodmen of the World in Ses.
sion at Columbus

The bi-annual meeting of the
Head Camp M. Woodmen of the
World convened at Columb IS on
the 9th inst. and remained in
session TWO days. The attend
ance was very large, there being
something over 600 delegates re-
presenting the various camps of
the state The committees were
all placed at work and judging
from their reports, the condition
OF the organization is very graft
flying to all who feel an interest
in Woodcraft.
The organization has a mem
bership of 32.700 in the State
with a gradual increase each
year.
There was much enth lsiasn
display ed. and the character OF.
the men composing the orr aniz9-.
tion, and the leaders is such
as to warrant the prediction that
the Eene6cent work ow done
by the great organizatio will be
permanent.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing two
years:
Stonewali Lee Caine, Of Colum-
bus. head counsul; E. S. Gambler
Corinth, head adviser; E. d. |
Stone, Greenwood, head banker; |
J. w. Maiden, Water Valley, |
head clerk; W. NJ. May, Arkabut-
la, head escort; Geo. I'll. Moak, |
Bogue Chitto, head watchman;
c. A. Boyd, Columbia, head SEN
trypJ. | Vaughn of Potts Camp,
w. II. Patton Of Broxheaven, I.
A HILL OF Houston. +. P. Martin
o. VlcKsolrg, I. w. Copper of
Webster county, head ma 1agers;
J. 3. Watts of Meridlan, Toxey
Hall Of Columbia, b. j. Marshall
Of Black Hawk. w M. Ellis of
Utica, d. M. Mcdonald of Iuka,
delegates to meeting ofsovereign
camp.
The people of Columbus we're
most cordial and hospitable in
their reception of the delegates
and many courtesies were SHOWN
them. Ii
The Industrial Institute and
College furnished a most delight
full entertainment for the visitors
and every one present returned
nome with just pride in having
such a great school, and so sue
,essfully managed in the State.
rhe local camp was represented
oy N. w. Watson, head watch
nan; G. NJ. Crane and F. L
Kincannon. Il
The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-19
NOTICE

Tupelo, Miss, March Is.
Headquarters Jno. M. Stone Camp.
No. 131.
There will be meeting of the
Camp at Tupelo on Saturday The 27th
of March for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Reunion at Memphis.
All members of the Camp are request
ed to be present.
w. A. DOZIER, Commander.
WIZ. SPARKS, Adjtutant.
The Tupelo journal., 1909-03-19
Scholarship Awarded

= The board of revenue Thursday
awarded scholarships IN the Birming-
ham Medical College t, Messrs. Delay
and L. S. FeEnell. These two young
men have been in the school for some
time and will graduate at the end of
the time for waich they were elected.
birmingham News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Railroad Accid emit.

Cleveland, Dee. lS.-Three people
1eye killed, Two fatally injured aud
three persons sligb' ly tutt early today
when train No. l, on the Lake
Shore, bound from New York 10 Chica.
go, vas sdewipsd by sHitch engine
in the yards 1T The foot of east 10Th
street.
The passenger train, which consisted
Of nine Pallmaa coaches and ous day
coach wss travelling at tae rate Of 20
miles an hour and lad 8 clear track
ahead Of II. The switch ergipe attempt.
ed TO Cross 10 the main track ahead of
too passenger, ysrdmen say. The switch
epgipe was shattered and bits of it were
stteWn along the track for three blCcks.
The passenger engine turned over on i!s
side, and the frat lbleo PpllnaEs left
The track.
Chicago, Dec. 1S.-F.om tan to
tweoty psrsoHs we're i:jGrsd, several
SERIOUSLY, when passenger train on the
Burlington Road bou1d II Chlcego from
SEATTLE Vas derailed at Western Springs,
Is mills vest of Chicago, esrly today,
while Innniog from 40 to so miles al
hour. 1t the Burlington Offices bers it
ia aaid thst more CT the irjared will die,
though other adVices Indicated that Fl
least two womsa we're Dangerously
hurt,
DaBkitk, N. Y, Dec. ia rear
end collision between ITO freight train
on the Nickel Plate railroad, a few miles
Test OF he!a, exploded car OF some
high explosive early today. The shock
vas felt in the village of Fredonia, 8
miles away, some people there believing
gu earthquake had struck the town, aud
end rushing Into tie streets in their
night clothes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
VIII Decide Against DR.. Cook.

Copenhagen, Dec, l0.-A decision
sgsiust Dr., Frederick A. Cooks pole
discovery claiuls By The Danish scientists
~ss foreshado1ed todsy in preliminary
report made 10 The University Of
Copenhagen council By the committee
regarding The frat stages Of its invesi-
CATION. II is au!horiatiyely stated that
the committee hiss found the date exsmi-
insd insufficient to support Or, Cooks
discovery claim.
The consideration o! Ihs committees
report by .he eourcil lasted ious houra
add Sas closed to the public. 1t Is said
the discussion developed decided
change in the altitude CT the faculty
memb srs, Hho heretofore have been
stropg in their support Of The doctor. a
verdict by he committee is not expected
before tho latter pert of next week
though the committee will probably have
made up It's MUD long before this tine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Sentence Deferred.

New York, DEC. 18. the sentencing
of the FIVE former employees Of the Amsri.
can Sugar Refining Company convicted
yesterday of conspiracy to defrand the
government 10 connection With the
weighing OF sugar imported BY the trust,
was deferred today BY Judge Martin in
the federal court until January s. Mean.
while the attorneys for the men vii! file
motions for new trisl and their briefs
in connection Herewith.
The four checkers were RECESSED on
bail of 50, 500 each aud Oliver Spitzer's
bail 1as increased TO $40, 900.
Judge Msrtin announced, 10 defsrring
sentence, that he would take iato con.
sideraiiou 10 sentencing the men the
RECOMMENDATION Of the jury to mercy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Mrs. Astor's Estate.

Not ell the A,tor pearls are genuine.
The report Of the t!ansfer tax collector,
as Sled With the surrogate 10 New YORK,
yesterday, shows that 80 Of the pearls
10 the late Caroline Webster As!or' Is
fve.strsad necklace are limitations, The
necklace is, however, appraised at s5l, :
900. Mrs. As.or left diamonds and
emeralds worth $4,000 additional
Osroline Webster Astor, Wbo died
more titan yeSr ago, was the widow
OF William Astor, and ter many years
tbe uudisputcd leader of New York SO.
eiety. Her husband left 40 estate vari-
oasly estimated at batTseu soc, 900, 900
add $4,000, 900, aud msny persona
we're estonisbed yesterday that The Wild
owls total estate, including her jewels, is
valued st only 81 1851, 2S6 after all de-
duc,ions,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
TIE LATE KING LEOPOLD.

tfo!sss the Baroness Vaughan, the
moIgsaalic vile OF The late King Leo.
pold, does not speedily gait the splendid
chateau he bait for her aud speedily
lease Belgium she will be expelled from
the country. Ii 1t is established thu.
abe ia Of foreign birth ahe will be ez-
p,lled, as wss the fsvorile Of Leopold
l., the Baroness Meyer, whose house was
a!tucked and destroyed By mob after
the kings death.
Investigation shows that The right Of
succession TO the throne of Child Of
The King By the Baroness Vaughan ia
not worthy of SERIOUS attention. 1t Is
pointed out by Senator Winer, The late
kings confidential adviser, tnat il there
wss only religious ceremony the lava
of the kingdom would prevent the &C.
cesaion OF a child of such union.
Two sons are the rssul. OF this union,
and both survive. The elder is Luc.au,
FIVE years old.
1t is said that bsilift appeared yes
tsrday at The residence of Baroness
Vaughan with the otjscs of geiziug the
promises on beha f of Lonise. The
Dsro1fss successfully prevented the for
nal service upon her, aud it ia expected
that the mater will be brought ioto the
cou,tP,
1t Is certain that there will be 8
leg.I fight over Lsopold's estate, es-
peciul'Y bis property in thu Riviers,
where be Hsa one of the largest holders
of real estate. 1t is understood tia.
The King made some arrangements for
withdrawing This aad other Of bis prop
er;3 from the rjgh. OF general succ: s.
aon 10 order to convey 1t to The baron.
esq.
Uader Tic Belgian Law q parent is no.
permitted 10 br]1eath more Than quart.
er OF bis belongings away FROM his chill.
dren, and RIP )rts were current in Brussels
lastnlgbt that counsel for Prices Louise
already has made the fiat move toward
legal contest.
The filing If the will of King L=o.
rcid yesterday shows that be dl7lced
So, 900, 900 between bis three daughters,
Princess Louise, Princess Stephauic aud
Princess Oleueutine. This practicsl
disinher;tnnce of his children siguaizs
the beginning OF the legal battle to OBJ.
tain the kings wealth similar to that
which enaued on The death OF his mother
Queen Henrietta, The exscs amount
Of Lsopcl1's fortune probably never will
be revealed.
Prince Albert qaistly has assumed
command oil the situation and impressed
everyone By his digniad besrtog. He
will take The ostb to tbs throne al a 7int
session of The two chambers eek. Thug
day. the day after tae funeral OF Lsc-
pold.
Uuder The constitution The sfsi,s OF
the nation sre 10 The control OF the cabi.
bet until Albert taxes The oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

CAPTAIN 8. S. OsBoN, secretary OF
u. s,ctic Olnb otAmeEica, has ANNOUNCE
cd test Captain Auguat Wedel Loose
hrd verbally confessed that Dc laSea
The ,ecsa. affidavit in which he 's'd
TIA, be lad prepared data for Dr. Fred
a,ies A. Cook. Osptain Loose says tna'
c.n,e;c Ogbou sas "s liar in bis Secooo
childhood" sod that hs had never 'ol'
any person that the afidsVis 10 CUES ..
zion were no. true, aad added that ne
hsd refused an cfer Of $4,000 to fepu-
diate them. 1t is impossible to say a.
,r,sept Who will be PLACID at the hsaa
o; ths clss. III the Ausnias Cub when 10
gorla.v,do dispute suall have bees Ss''
tied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

NEw SOUTH WALES is taxing the
bull ny The horns Oh the stfike issue.
a dispstch from Sidney says the leg
islatura Gas pissed bill providing
chat ANY pe,sou who foments iaoor
:rou5Iea ending in a strike or LOCKOUT
or sss!s;s ia fomeuiing such discord'
will be liable 10 Imprisonment tor one
year. The bill resulted from the IT,
Sust,isi p;Talysis and enormous loss to
business resultiog from the present
s,rika of uiaers. This is the most
radical labor leg'a!s'ioo passed IN ice
history CT N9a South Wales. IL Is
expec ed TO bsVe imu'sdiase effect on
the sx:.iipg strike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Virginia News.

Mr.. J. F. Edwards, q Confederate
veteran and q well.k10wn farmer OF
lover Fsuq1ier county, died Thursday
nigh. at bis home, nesr Grove Church.
Dr.. ]. G. Meredith recently upcov.
cred vein of ccsl while having an ice
house dug on bis farm on Bill RuD,
about three miles from Manassas.
w. A. Gaines has been appointed
passenger und freight sgen. Tor The
Southern Railway company at Warren.
ton to succeed Mr.. s. O. Brittle, re-.
sigued.
Mr.. EiRaEd Iuniss aud Miss Jennie
Foot, of Stsford county were married
Thursday evening 81 the home in lower
Farq1Ier county,of Rev. William Heflp,
woo performed the ceremony.
J. ". Williams, Of CORTLAND, men,
Der of the House OF Dslega'es from
Southampton county, suf. cred very
severe attack OF paralysis Thursday night
while visiting CaptaIn I. O. Wills, st
Frankln.
The trial of F. O. Thornton, cashier
OF The defunc: Ohaflotta Binkipg and Ia
sursnce c mpauy, ca the charge Of fsl.
styling his report Of The condition OF the
bank 10 the state corporation commits.
sion, was begun yesterday.
Mss Mary Smith, of Warren!ou,
daughter OF the late Governor Smita,
on sccouot of cid age, she being Sc
years old, has res'gaed the position OF
regent of the Back Horse Chapter,
u. ID. O., which abe has held fifteen
years, and has placed her house at the
disposal OF lie chapter.
The hearing Get for today st KcsWick
before Magistrate Williams of the charges
brought against B. s. Horne and his
chauffeur by John Armstrong Ohaloner,
growing out Of an alleged shooting from
amonsh g. Mr.. Caa!oner, hiss been called
Fl, the charges having been withdrawn
by Mr.. Cnaloner.
What is sad 10 be tho loDges. rail-
road Train ever pulled By single engine
left Roanoke yesterday for NofcIk over
the Virginian Railroad, The Iraio con-
sisted OF 120 steel h0pps's, each A fee.
long, each loaded with so toms of coal.
Tbs train from cowca:cher 10 the rear Of
the caeoose wss feet more than mile
long, sud the coal was Vslaed at SIS, 600.
According to the state auditors re-
port, during The year ending september
80, Virginia paid q toia! OF SiO3. 2Ol.79
On account of criminal expenses of 81
and every kiud. The expenses of Nor
folk county WIS tie highest, $2l 303,
and Nem K-Dt The lowest, 5000, 10 the
cities Norfolk leads all with a total Of
SAL, 40 IS, Richmond coming Eek!
With S37, All ,65.
Rsluroing 10 bis bone unexpectedly,
E. w. Toney, chief engineer OF lbe river
drsdge, al Richmond, found his entire
family in ethical condition rs reau!t
Of sewer gas. The prompt arrival OF q
physician saged The family, including a
wife end FIVE children. Toney himself
suffered from the Effects Of the gas be.
fore he realz:d what the trouble was.
The sewer under the house generated
the gas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

IT SEEMS il is cosllng the Oalseo
States considerable sums of money 10
ers,c,ss 8 suza,aicty or protectorate
over Cuba. The island owes this coan-
If, Sc, 500 5ll expenses incurred in the
last occupa.ion by the United States
C,bs's fioapeiai condition is said 10 ne
gsou.Yg wosss daily, aud at prssea'
sae,a is a disposition GU the part Oh Tue
United Sales rot TO press the claim.
With tie untold millions which nave
bsen expended in the Philippines, Porto
Rico Ed the Sandwich and samoan
Isaods. this country ia being bled 10
order tina. il may puse as the Pro!ec'"i
Of ths infant republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

ACCORDING 10 dispatch from
Chicago John D. Rockefeller 10
goirg into the drug business, and Is
Seacb,ns out TO get control of chain
of drag stores in The lsadiog cltles. Ine
b5.nrocuc;s of the Standard Oil O9n-
psuy eater lsrselg into the retail drug
oasjress, and it is said that Rockefeller
aopea to sooble up tho big retail stores
and tbereby resp the profits OF Inc
s:sads,a's products. Mysterious agents
who for the psst weeks have called al
lssiiog drug stores OF Chicago end Mil
wsokae 10 ascertain if the stores are ior
asle ais said to be SCENTS OF tbs kocRe'
Selsg iotere9ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Elected President OF League.

New York, Dec. lS-Thomss Lynch,
OF Metiden, Oour,, was today elected
president of the National Lsague by
uuauimous vote, ending The dad lock
tia. hiss existed for three days, John
A. Hs5dle whom Lyuch succeeds, was
elected secretary, Lynch was nominal.
ed By Jchu T. Brush go compromise
candidate. The new board OF directors is
composed of J lbn 7. Brush, New York;
Gary Hermann, .Oinciuoati; Charles
E)ett5, Brooklyn; Charles W. Murphy,
Chicago; Barney Dfe3ius, Pittsourg,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
MYSTERIOUS Death.

Baltimore, nd, DEC. 18.-LyiSg
With her face buried 10 The mnd OF the
oca. lake in Patterson Park, AID her
body covered by only a5out Is inches Of
Eater, l7.yesr.old Sarah Sehugsr wss
fnuud today. Although The police are
inclined 10 think that The dsath was due
to epicide, others think d differently ard
are noT awaiting The result OF an invest
igatiou by Coroner 5udltr The young
conan had recently los. her petition 10
fsc.0ry, and her parents had osjsctad
to The attentions OF q yoaag man with
whom ahs vas Infatuated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
TEE BED CROSS STAMP.

What does the Red Crnss S amp mean :!
1t means that by spending one cenl
more for every Ohristmaa present you
send, Jon help 10 swell the cum needed
OF the state for the maintenance OF a
great work for the cure Of tuberculosis.
Il mems by using this stamp you ex.
prsss your confidence 10 this work.
l. means thst By using this stamp you
sboa tia! the cause OF the poor AID i'll
Is also your cause.
It meaDs that the Christmas spirit
s!irs in your heart, and your good will
reaches beyond The few whom you love
TO lie many whom you sre bidden to
love.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
SATURDAY, EVENING. DEC. 10. 1909
MANY pe,surs who have been admir-

MANY pes30Es Wno naso ooo
ins tie o.! portraits of Thomas Jefferson
ard Patrick Henry in the corridor out
side the Senate chamber at the Capitol,
in Washington, have, 1t appears been
gainp INTO rsp!ures over the wrong
heroes, The names OF the two gres!
mon were ir some uoRcconntsbie manner
,,snspossd and, q, resnit, the visitors
- tee capi,o! who exclaimed over tne
handsome, classic facs OF JEFFERSON were
really complineutiDg Henry, and vice
vsrsa. The mistake vas not discovered
upti. dsy or tso ago when Eugene "
on.6o. PROHIBITION candidate for presl'
,sant las. fall. I. is believed the mis-
..ro Tss mazda the last time The Jtf''son
Ard Henry t.ames we're regildeo. 40
replacing the canVs'se' in the fra"e -
anne careless workman got them 10
VTU5g,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

IT is not many years sioce Oscii
Rsoass' prediction Of 8 "Cape 10 CAIRO
railroad seemed visionary; bat the road
ia now open sor 2l47 miles from Cspe
Tow up to The CJogo frontier, and
work On l6O n.les In the Congo is go.
sns Oh, cad will be completed some time
aex. scar. Evidently 1t will not be
rsny yesrs before passengers can make
the !rio fem Osiro 10 Csps Town with.
Out changing cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

a Wild scrsmSle of curso dealers and
Eont6 of Paris's underworld marked
tba suction sale today st the Hotel
Drorot OF the household furniture of
Nine. S'eiuheil, recently sequitted after
e sens stiunsl trial for the murder of her
husband ard mother. Tie bi6dpg vas
lively and he goods brought several
times their real value. Iu the crowd
several persons we're injured aud many
TCmen tainted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

as FOR The frauds discovered 10 the
New York custom house and the sugsr
trust exemption, the PRECEDENT, 1t is
siven cut, "tepiecs!es congressional
Investigation jlst now for fear that 1t
would give immunity to some OF the
Wrorgduers or otherwise embarrass the
prosecutions new being PRESSED" Let
The ;,us! be kaow even If the ekies fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Jumnsd from secoud.s,ory Window

Baltimore, Md, DEC. l8.-Mrs. Edua
Rsynold., sged SO, 1913 eaat Msdieon
street, attempted su!cide today BY throw.
irg heraelf from the accord story font
window Of her home. Sac struck on
Ter head on the pavement below, bu',
!hrou2h greatly stunned By the 1871,
dra2gsd heraef to a Bread box sanding
outside Of grocery sore next doof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
RnnseyeIt Receives Black Ball.

Paris, Dec. lS.-There was o1e o!acE
ball found In he ballot box today when
HE vote elec.ing Col. Theodore Rooss.
yslt to m associate men5erah:P IN the
Academy OF political end Moral Science
wss carvas.ed. The memcsrs expressed
great regret tina. the election was not
unsaimols,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

ADMIRAL EVANS, retired, believes
tie u!si cost OF the Panama canal will
he s4O0, 0O0,00 and tia! it will cost
81, 0H0, 0G0 year TO operate it snd that
i: will be lorg time, if ever, before it
cao r;rsi the Sutz r3ute. The views Of
Admiral Evans are the same ss these Of
many pracficRl men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
Today's Telegraphic New S
Requlsition for Attornsy"Generai
Williams.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond. Va, Dee. ls-Todsy's mail
brought Governor Swanson the West Vir-
GINA requi.ition for Attorney Generate
Williams. The governor when asked as to
his intentions abont it, said that he had lot
read tbs papers aud would 70: take up TIE
case till Monday. Meantime telegram from
Ro noke says that Mr.. Williams W II return
to West Virginia withoIt requisit!cn. This
will settle the long drawn out controversy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
NaW York Stock Market.

New York, Dsc. 1s.-The stock marke'
operej active and strong, railroad issues
showing particular prominence. The market
rulsl active and strong throughout the arst
hour,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

NIfGINlA-In the Clerks Office Of the
Cooperation Court CT the City of Alex.
sndria, on the 18th day of December, 1909
Carrie F. Bickha m vs.. g. Ross BecEham,
Margaret s. n. Beckham. P. S. Grog n,
and Pie ce Gorgar, her hnsb md: Floyd II.
Robinson and -, her husband: Beverly
w. Beckham, and Annie E.Ross. Chancery
p,rtitiou.
Memo. The object Of this s7it is to obtain
a partition, and So! and di-ision OF the pro-.
Gee is amongst these entitled, Of the prop=rty
of the late John G. Bsekham, in the ctT OF
Alexandria. Virginia, bounded and described
as f,ll9w5:
Beginning Oh the north side OF King street,
sixty (G0) feet east Of Lee sect, AM running
thence west Cd King street about thirty (3O)
feet to brick wall of the building adJoiolng;
thence 1orth, parallel with Lee street, eighty.
one '8) feet to thirty $50 feetalley: thence
ees.Tardly OF ssid tlle7 abont thirty (30)
feet; and thence south to the point Of begin.
ming.
In appearing BIZ an eff lavit filed in this
cause that the defendants, 6. Ross Beckham,
Margaret s NJ Bsckham, P. $, Grosan. and
Pierce Grogan, her husband; Mrs. Floyd NJ:
Robinson and -. he. husband, and
Beverly W. Be.khsn are noa.r5sidents
of this state: It is Ordered, .Thst said
defendants appear here within ht:en Gays
after due publication Of this order, aud
do what is necessary to protect their in
terests in this suit, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inse.ta1 in the Alexandria
Gazette, newspaper pu ,lishad in the City OF
Alexandria, once week for four successive
weeks, and posted at TIE front door OF the
Court HOUSE OF this city.
A copy-TESTE.
NEWELL s. GIEENAWAY, Clerk.
~ &, u, Norton, p,g, aee1 WAVES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18
rlYERS BROTHERS. lis n. Pitt st.

A doubt as 10 the fate IT the hyu
girls who we're reported missing carly
Yesterday morning after the fire at
Slrack q SnerwooG's factory il Phil
adalphis, was removed late vest el day,
WHEN the FIVE bodiea were found GA tbs
third aoor CT the damaged building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

Sharp stlack was made in the House
yesterday upon A!orzo Tweedale, audi
tor Of the District OF Oolu mb'a, by Rep.
resan tatives Mann and Fi'zgersld, who
charged him with interfering with
Legislative functions OF Congress Rep.
resenta'ises a. Girdner and smith de.
Tended Mr.. Tseedale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-18

10 New York yesterday a jury swsrd.
ed Miss JaIietta Hero 81, 600 dsmsges
sgairst Dr.. Aoiosl Il lara fer breach OF
promise. He declared he ba / DO % Jney.
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