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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
TIE sTEINHEIL MURDER.

Alfred Partridge KIois, an American
artist, whose chief otjac! In returning 10
America st this time is to paint a por.
trait oil Cardinal G bbons, was a pas
senger on the liner Kroonlaud which
reached New York yesterday from Ant.
werp and Dover. he told q queer story
about the murder of Nine. 5teinheiPs
husband, for which Nine Steiuheil Wss
recently tried and acquitted.
Mr.. Klos said 1t was the talk of Paris
when he left, and no paper bad dared 10
publish it, that Sleinhei was killed BY
the Graud Duke Ahxis, cousin OF the
Gear Of Russia Alexis, Mr.. KlOts sald,
committed suicide by shooting himself In
hotel 10 Paris q few months ago.
Mr.. Klots said the story was that
Steinheil had returned unexpectedly to
his house and bad surprised the duke
there. There was q fight and the duke
killed 5.einheil. The mother Of Nine.
Seinheil, hearing the noise, ran Into the
room and Was so startled BY what she
saw that she swallowed her false teeth
and WAS choked 10 death.
Before the beginning OF the trial OF
Mue. S;eiuneil, the duke was In Paris,
and 1t Is said that demand for large
sum OF money was made Of bin, with
the threat tia. 1.-The did not comply With
It be would be denounced IS the slayer
OF Stslnheil.
Ga the uIghl Of the murder, according
to Partisan gossip, an automobile de-
s:ribed as the one The duke frequently
bad used wss seen standing 10 front Of
the g.einheIl home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
BOMB IN A TENEMENT.

Supposed men - 80 " - -.
early yesterday b tw,,. Esq -
hallway of the
ment house at
street, N. Y, VII
with sawdust and
with oil. Their
to destroy the bar .
oil Brothers on the ground floor. Twenty
families, numbering more than 100
persons, we're awakened and thrown into
pauic BY an explosion of such force
that the building seemed 10 rock aud a
large hole was torn through the aIor-
ing and plaster fell from the ceiling iu
large Jumps. The tenants h1cked to The
hall 10 their night clothes. Down
through the stairway space they could
see The glare of the flames, while the
clouds of smoke cboked them. Some Of
the men ventured to rush dowa the
stairs to The street, carrying their child.
REQ, but most Of the women and child
rem took to the Are escape or ran to
he roof. Their cries for help aud sbrleks
aroused the entire neighborhood. The
fire was col fl ned 10 the hallway on The
ground floor. The fire did about $500
damaRe,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Alleged Russian Atrocities.

st. Petersburg, Nov. S0.-In the hope
OF putting an end to the atrocities com.
milted BY Russian jailers, radical mem.
bers IF the Doums today made formal de.
msnds upon the Russian minister Of
justice for an explanation Of the conduct
of several guards who are accused Of
brutal crimes, threatening to "create q
ustIoDal scandal unless the minister
Furnishes the recreant officials.
The latest act of bsrbarily reported is
the shooting of a seven.year.old girl
By the prison guard at Yartslsv because
sne fingered outside the window OF the
cell in which her mother was corfued.
She hesitsted q moment when the guard
told her to leave and was shot down by
the guard and probably fatally wounded.
The government Is eudeavOrlDg to
hush up the interpretations Of the radl-
Gals, bat the latter are determined 10 ex.
pose the rottenness Of the whole police
aud prison system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Fire In a Tenement.

New York, Nov. S0.-HerOic action
on the part Of Police Sergeant Oakley
sud bis SOD, Patrolmsn Ooskley, OF
Harrison, today saved twenty q q per.
sons from death BY fines when the
double tenement at GIG els north
Fourth street, Harrison, csught fi.e.
The two men dashed through smoke
filed halls, rOusirg the sleeping oc.
oupant', who bad scsnt time to fse to
safety before the blsze in the basement
ate iis wsy through the flooring OF the
first h9or and burst into roaring Dfs
of fire. SIX families occupied the tene-
meDt and ell OF them we're asleep at the
time. The cause of the fire Is unknown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Col. Lee in PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Nov. 30.--Witb COL
Robert Lee, as CUES! OF housr, the Gen
eral Dsbney II. Maury Chapter Of the
Daughters OF the OonfederacY will hold
a brilliant reception and entertainment
tomorrow nigh. 10 the Glover Room oil
the Bellevue. Stratford. Glad Ia bis
Confederate uniform, Dol. Lee will de-
liver sn address which will be the key
note to the evenings entertainment, 10
which the manner and custom OF old
Dixie will be produced. The stage,
which will represent southern scene,
has been carefully arranged by Major
Albert Aker5, one OF the Oldest Con-
federate generals, who has come on from
Washington 10 perfect the details, and
is at present the guest of Mrs. Langdon
Caskin, OF Overlook. There will also
be southern music, Rotations and pre-
sensations By Mrs. Hsrden BurDly.
The guests will be received By Mrs.
Henri Bohner, who is president OF the
Dabney 81, Marry Chapter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Train Wire cked,

Manor, Pc, Nov 30.-Three persons
we're seriously Injured and four or Eve
Others slightly hurt carly today when
the mail and baggage car Of the Union
town. Pittsburg express, No. l0l, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, went into the
ditch near here. Three coaches and o
psrlor car we're deralled but remained
on The grade. The engine remained on
the rails.
The postal clerk, riding In the mail
car, one passenger, and Baggage Master
Q ligg we're seriously Injured. The pas
sengers In The three coaches and psrlor
car escaped with q shaking up. The
cause of the wreck has not beea deter
mined.
The train was travelling sixty miles aD
hour when the cars lett The track.
Charles 5iffsy, operator Of the signal
tower wss seriously injured, the baggage
car striking aud demolishipg the tower.
s ate Senator J. NJ. JAmison, secretary
OF the Jsmison Goal Company was
among the passengers slightly hurt BE
returned to his home 10 Gfeensburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

THE Brooklyn Eagle and the Louis
ellie Oourier.Journal are agreed In the
belief that any congressional investiga'
ton OF The sugar trust will only be g
vtileWa.biDg expedient 10 50 far al
whltewash may beavailsble. The Payne
Aldrich alrociiy is a specimen OF con-
gressional haudiwork 10 revising the
tarf downward. As the Congress re-
vised the sugar duties it would also re-
wise the trust, The OOurier-Journal
sptly declsres:
So long as We maintain the system
represented by the malodorous tariff laH
lust enacted the premium upon dis.
honesty will be such that the powerful
corporations will hsve their way. 30
long IS high protectiouism exists no
limited corruption will continue. At
tempting to 6ght it in some OF itSrsm'hca'
tions, while encouraging 1t In Its larger
aspect, is like attempting TO stoP the
flow OF impouDded water by putting &C.
ment on the DOWNSTREAM side Of defec-
tive dam.
None the less The Philadelphia Rec'
ord believes 8 congressional investigs-
ton is imperative. There may not be
new discovery Of fraud, 1t says, but there
will be an Inevitable resulting showing
up Of both congressional and trust head
lights. The country will be educSted;
sud hat is very desirable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
TUESDAY EVENING NOV. 80. 1909.

The Washington Chamber OF Com
mucs has sgsin taken up the old rsin-
bow chase. and was last nigh! wasting
time 10 futile attempts to interest The
federal government 10 the adVisabllity Of
Incorporating Alexandria In The District
NJ Columbls. For many years this sgi'
tatlon apptartd at as urcer'sin periods
a. The c, ming and going OF comets or
the sdgeut Of meteroie showers, but Of
Iste lhero seems to be chronic mania
on he part Of certsin WsshiugtODians
end a ccrporsps guard OF dissatisfied
Alexandrisns to harp upon ben'n's
they suppose Alexandra would expert
ence we're 1t made part OF the District
Of Columbia. The appointment Of COM
mi,siou Of ten members by the president
to determine the expedieucy Of restoring
TO the District OF Columbia the county
Of Alexandra, or part OF that which was
retroceded by act Of Congress 10 1885,
vas urged last plight by member 10 an
address before the special committee oil
the law ard legislation committee OF the
Washington Chamber OF Commerce
The resolution provides that five OF the
committeeman sbsll be from Virginia
the governor OF the state to suggs't the"
-snd the remaining five from the coun'
Try at large. This resolution will PROB
ably meet the came serious cOnoidera'
ton IS that OF the oft.quoted tstIo's oil
Tooley street., as the Washington Cham
her OF Oommtrce is By no means an on
cial body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
manifested too much rsdicaIism 10 their
views and demands.


RELIGIOUS crazes wax and Hane at
times, and long after the epidemIcs cease
to attract attention sporatc cases,
where certain people seem TO have in
durable cases of hAlIucipstioD, are at
times noted. When William 81. Led.
some wss buried few days ago at
Parkersburg, W. Va, he was ready for
the footing Of GabriePs hOro, being
equipped with wings and an angel robe.
In this attire be was buried. Ledsome
Was an old soldier and religious fanatic,
ADD Tor years he lived q hermit life in
the forest. When he was near death be
directed that be be wrapped In q shroud
to which we're to be seWed two big
wings. At the grave, alter the funeral
services, 1t was discovered that the wings
we're missing, and his son-in-law de.
lsyed the interment until they we're re-
placed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Op:ping OF the RsIe' Itag.

Berlin, Nov. S0.--T4e Reichstsl
reconvened today with a speech from
the throne by the kaiser.
Alter the reading OF the ksIser's ppsect
the chancellor stepped forward anC
called for three cheers for the emperor,
which the deputies ave With enthusiasm
Toe ksiser showed his appreciation
with q bow aud military salute.
The whole ceremony did not ocerpy
more than ten minutes.
While the present session Of tbs
Relchstag promises to be unusually
qliet, the lsrff discussions are likely
10 cause much spirited debate. The
Amerlcsn tariff and American trade
conditions generally are bound to form
40 important failure ofthe deliberations.
and 1t is posslble tba! 3 treaty, or tariff
agreement, with America will be pre-
sented for ratification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Virginia News.

James B .veridge B'gg, great nephew
Of the Scottish poet Burns, died ct hl:
home, near New Londo1, Campbell
county, yesterday.
The postofice ut Bowling Green, 10
Caroline county, has been qusrantiued
by the Health Department OF thai
county, the postmaster, e. L. Z. Dunp,
having been taken Ill with diphtheria.
A telesrsme from Orlando, Fla, sn'
poupces the death OF Mrs. Ellen CON-
way Spellmsp, wife Of Mr.. Charles q.
SpellmsD, formerly Of Winchester. She
was daughter of the late james Con-
way, Of Winchester.
Governor s wanson has appointed Leg
islator O. W.Throckmorton, OF Henrico,
q member Of bis slaff to I'll the vacancy
occasIoned by the resignation OF Joseph
T. Lswless, who has been named az
Judge Of the First Circuit, vice J. N.
PorIlOck, resigned.
The Richmond council committee
having the matter In hand last night
decided that the Confederate "Battle
Abbey" be placed at the western ex'
tremilY OF Monument avenue, provision
being made for the purchase OF q salt
able plot Of ground at the point designa'
ted. This action practically settled
finslIy the long pending question Of
site for the memorial.
During her official trial yesterday tht
big freight aud passenger steamer
Wilhelmins, built by the Newport News
6hipbuildipg and Drydnck Company,
developed speed of LA knots an hour
2t knots 10 excess Of the contract speed
Goal oil was used as fuel. The steamer
will use this fuel during her run OF 49,,
600 miles to San FrauciSco. This vii
be the fret steam vessel TO attempt such
a voysge with coal oil ss fuel.
Charged with passing a worthless
check for $3.50 on the Bank OF Dayton
at Dayton, Clarence Hyde, young
man prominent In society circles Of Har
risonburg, Is In the Jail at that place
having been arrested By Chief OF Polict
Armentrout as he alighted from South
eru Railway train from Washington,
where he bad spent the Thanksgiving
holidays. The young man Is said tC
have been travelling for q Petersburg
Wholesale firm.
Excellent authority Is believed to bt
back Of the .tfnrt that there will be nc
successful movement nextyt for a vote
on stale. wile prohibition. The belief
is tha! the temperance folks will content
themselves With asking that the existing
laws on the liquor question be perfected
10 some minor particulars, aud that the
contest duriOg the next two years will
be restricted to eufoIcing the local.
option laws as they exist. There may
be a law 10 prevent the sale and delivery
OF liquors in dry territory from points In
fha afala
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

STRONG demand for postal savings
banks IN the west will precipitate q
fight over this question in the House,
Notwithstanding that Speaker Cannon
has packed the posioffice committee
agsiust 1t and Senator Aldrich has AFRO.
gsntly declared that 1t cannot be con-.
sidered until he gets bis currency scheme
through. Western members, including
most OF the republican insurgents in the
House, will try TO force consideration Of
q postal savings banks bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

PASSENGER traffic by airshlp must Ie'
main for years to come the diversion Oh
only The wealthy classes, according 10
6go,es recently submitted 10 Berlin BY 8
committee of Ave seronautic exPsrts who
have been investigating The feasibility Of
establishing q line Of sirshiPs for regular
rassspg,r uasic. Twenty five dolisrs
for a dsy's travel in an airship and 20
m hour for shorter trips Ia the lowest
estima,e, according TO the committee a.
which the business can be made remu-
us,sti7e. An sirship of the ParseVal
,,,o esoable Of carrying eighteen pas
sepge,s. would coat 800. 900. The cOs'
of running It 200 daysi In The year would
be ais. 600. This would mean 1916 a
day, or nearly s2i passenger. Count
ipg on a shortage OF passengers occa'
siouslly, the cost for days IrSvei iof
each passenger would have to be placed
al s25. ibis would meet the operating
expenses but would not bring 10 re-
turn on The original investment 1t is be-
lieyed that shorter trips, at q rate OF 20
an bonr for each passenger, might posi-
bIy make up the cost Of the ships con
st,ucljon. The committee believes,
however, that both the cost Of construc'
iion end operation will be greatly les
sened with the next few years and that
the silship may yet become q serious
competitor OF IRilwsys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

LAST summer, while the tsrif bill
was pending 10 Oougrets, the sugar
trust was selling sugar for export at two
cents a pound less than 1t wss selling II
for domestic consumption. Now 1t IL
learned that Italy Is interested in the sugar
frauds, because the United States Is the
chief source of sugar supply for that
country. And yet this couUtry lie main
tsiniDg duty OF l.9 cents pound on
reRued sugar to protect the refnerisa
from foreign competition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

The result Of yesterdays election 10
A'absms was decided setback to the
statewide prohibition Propaganda which
is now 30 much in evidence 10 some
southern states, and Is calculated to
have its effect 10 other commonwealth
where The promoters of the movement
are 80 sctive. Metanorphoses In the
body polilic--,bat ia such ss have proven
stsple-sre of allow growth; they are as
the sturdy oaks. 1t takes years to edu-
cate community or q state into radical
changes in political economy. The best
answer that can be given to the action
of lbs voters Of Alabama is simply this
they are not ready for prohibition. 1t
takes time-snd much time-to educate
8 people and prepare them fox momen-
tous transitions. Such changes must
be slow, coming as do the seasons, grad
uslly. The people of Alabama have
shown by their votes that they are not
prepared TO pledge themselves to prohi-
bition, the advocates Of which seem to
hare gone Too iaS 10 their demands, aud
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
MURDERS AND SUICIDE.

After numbering his mother aud on
officer who had attempted 10 arrest him,
and probably fatally injuring another
woman and her husband, Clyde Weaver,
"a years old yesterday completed the
tragedy by committing suicide at Green
Vile, Ohio. Weaver was declared by
physicians to be sffl cted with "exsg-
gerated ego." he was under suspended
sentence from the probate court. Sheriff
John F. Hsber and Deputy Sheriff vii.
liam Fl. FaTa went 10 Wesyer's home
yesterday TO arrest him.
The appearance OF the officers seemed
to drive tia man mad. he opened FIRE
on them from an upper window with q
shotgun, aud Fsrrs fell wounded. A
moment later Viewers mother rushed
from the house, crying 'Tu shot !" and
fell dead at The feat OF the sheriff.
While Haber vas trying to revive the
woman Weaver walked from the house
to a woodshed into which Fsrra had
craWled aud fred twice OF the wounded
officer, killing him. He then Jumped
iuto the buggy 10 which the officers had
ridden to the house aud drove to the
home Of Levi Minnich, a neIghbor, from
whom he demanded protection.
When Minnich hesitsled 10 ALLOW him
to enter the house, Weaver shot Min
nich through the back. Weaver then
turned on Mrs. Minnlch aud shot her
twice.
Armed ciliz,ns qlickly surrounded the
house, and Two deputy sherifs broke
through the rear door. They discovered
the body of Weaver under bed, He
had used bis last bullet to kill himself.
The condition Of Mr.. and Mira. Mlnnlch
Ia critical.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
The Sugar Trust.

New York, Nov. SO.-Ihe actual
trial Of the former employees Of the sugar
trust for coUspIrIng to defrsud the gov.
eminent, defraudIng the government and
certifying false sugar weights MSS begun
today when The tentative jury selected
yts eIday vas sworn In and Wilfred T.
Dsnlson, assistant to special prostcutoE
Henry L. Shmsop, presented the gov.
eminent side Of the case,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
DEATH of a Bishop,

New York, Nov. 30 Dispatches
from Manila tell OF the death today oil
BishOp Thomas Augustus Hendrick, oil
The diocese of Osbu, 10 the Philippines,
alter long illDess of cholera. Bishop
Hendrick was welI.knoWn figure In The
Catholic Church and vac the Gfst AmeEi'
can bishop of The diocese OF Cebu. BE
was naive Of Rochester, n. Y; and
was cousecrsted q bishop in Rome 10
1903 assuming the work Ia Oebu the
following wear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
French WarshIrs seot " Nicaragua.

San Jose. Costa Rios, Nov. 3d.
French warships has been ordered from
Martinique to Nicaragua, it is reported
here, following complaint lodged with
the French consul general of the i'll
treatment Of number of Frenchmen in
Nicaragua. The complaint was made
BY Faustino Mouteil, q Frenchmsu,
who escaped Nicaragua and went to
COSTA Rica.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

Police Inspector Edward McOsnD,
recently convicted Of charges Of collect.
log tribute fem dive. keepers 10 Ohitaio
today, was denied o new trisl.
An autopsy will be performed this
afterooon on lbe body of Mrs. Ocey NJ.
Suesd, q beautiful woman OF "a years,
whose nude tody was found 10 the bath
tub Of her home on North -Four.
tenth street, Eist Orange, New jersey.
Mrs. Virginia Ward!as, claiming to be
aunt ofthe dead woman, Is held at the
police station "a witness. She says her
niece committed snicIde and q nots, pur.
porting TO have been written by the
dead won sn, bears ont the statement.
The German steamer Brewster ashore on
Diamond Shoals and her cargo of fruit COL
signed TO the Atlantic Fruit Company ofEew
York are total loss. All that ran he seen OF
the steamer today is mr. wheelhouse snd the
big waves are constantly breaking over it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
.IE.WIDE DEFEATED.

--lsoamsns yesterday defeated pro-
hibi,ion amendment to the state cousli.
tuition by large majority, estimated at
from $4,000 to 10000 votes. The days
election Was the 6rst popular expression
10 Alabama on the sui j:ct Of prohibition
OF liquor selling.
The statewide prohibition bill vas
passed BY legislature which had been
elected on local option platform, aud
while several counties hsd declared for
prohibition under the local option sct,
the voters OF the entire state had never
before been called On 10 pass on the
question direct.
Apparently the amendment was carried
yesterday 10 only three couDties-Tal.
ladegs, Macon aud Samter, with Lee In
doubt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Iohnson ArTeated.

New York, Nov. 30 Jack johnson,
the colored priEe6ghIer, was arrested
last night. He vas gathered 10 when
be announced from the stage of burles.
que house at which be Is appearing 10
BtOoklyn, that il Sam LapgfOrd would
post a $40, 900 forfeit, he would coudes-
cend to beat him up within thirty days
This announcement, said Policeman
Gardiner violated the penal code Of New
York state which lorbids challenges.
Johnson was bailed for $1,000 BY a
friend. Johnson was discharged -
morning and Policeman GIdlr'
made the arrest, was rouDT'
for misinlerpreLatIOn -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
AllsRad Plot.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. SO.-ohist Of
Police Koher aud Marshal James STAN.
berger, Of East Cleveland are looking fol-
tao men said to be implicated 10 Q plot
to either kidnsp or RsGaIsinste John d.
Rockefeller. When appraised by the
police John d. Rockefeller abandoned
plans 10 attend farewell meeting OF the
ElcIId Avenue Baptist Ohurch, snd the
gates OF the walls encircling bis estate
have been locked since and closely
guarded,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
Steamer Wfecked.i

Toxic, Nov. 80 The Jspauese
steamer KIssgsta Maru Is reported
wrecked aud sunk With all On beard Ia
a storm which swept the vicinity Of
ShImonosekI Yesterday. Twenty-Five
bodies have been washed ashore aud
scores of fishing vessels are reported
Ioak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30

All the good qualities Of Ely's Cream
Balm, solid, are found in Liquid Cieam
Balm, which Is intended for use in atomizers.
That is 3 wonderful remedy for Nasal Catsrrh
Is proved by an ever.inereasing mass Of
testimony. 1t does not dry out nor rssp the
tender air.passsges. 1t allsys the inhamma-
ton and goes straight 70 the root Of the dis
case. Obstinate old cases have yielded in a
few weeks. All druggists, 76c., including
spraying tube, or mailed by Ely Brcs 70
Warren Street, New Yosk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
ALvxArpBIA. VA. November 90 1909

ALExAEDBIA, VA, November 90, 1909.
NOTlCE-Tbe annual meeting of IT, stock.
~ holdeg Of the CHARLO rTEsVIl LIE
AND RAPIDAN RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held at the office Of the company in
Alexandra, Va on WEDNESDAY, Deem
Der IS, o., at 1000 O'Clock q. m for the
purpose Of electing directors and trsnssetins
such other business IS nav come before the
neeliCg, Z, D, LANDLORD, sscrtarJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-30
The RooS-

The RoO'
Loudlan
80 The L
rived here t.
Dol. RoOseve
arrived early a ~
Kermit! and Il -.y hiss
been for several .ae Ipgusshu
plateau district, game Was abua.
dart. The remainder Of the expedi
ton, with the trophies Of the hunt will
STRIVE later The party Is enjoying the
best of health and Roosevelt is enthusi.
aslic over the Ioguashu expedition.