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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
Sixty-first Congress.
Washington, May %.
SENATE,

According to a statement made by
Senator Aldrich on the floor OF the
Senate today, he calculates that about
three quarters of the tariff bill, 80 far IS
it relates to the dutisble list, has al
ready been disposed of. He said that
half Of the dutisble paragraphs had been
agreed to and that of the remainder,
consisting of disputed paragraphs, there
we're about 90 per cent. upon which be
believed there would be no controversy.
10 making this statement, Senator AL
drich made an Intellectual effort to in
duce the Senate 10 agree to a final vote
on the tariff bill on June 2.
Mr.. Oummins expressed the hope that
be would not insist upon that motion
because, he said, there we're many seDs-
tors who honestly believed that the do
ties imposed in the bill ought to be
reduced and be thought they should be
given opportunity to express their We've.
Mr.. Aldrich declared that be WAS not
disposed to prevent q full discussion
but he thought that there had been
good deal of irrelevant debate. He
hoped it would now be possible to pro-
coed With consideration Of the schedules
and get an early vote.
Mr.. Bailey objected to the statement
that there had been irrelevant discus
sion and declared that there had been
less of that kind and less of general
debate upon this MEASURE than upon
any tariff bill in the history Of the
country.
Senator Daniel objected aud the mat
ter went over.
Senator McOumber then took the
floor to make = set speech In behalf Of
free lumber.
Sharp criticism of the Aldrich bill
came from an unexpected quarter today
when Senator Elkins, for years one Of
the stalwsrts of the republican party,
delivered a brosdside Ia opposition to
the schedule presented by the finance
committee. de claimed that the great
lumber, coal, oil and iron interests of
WestVirglnis had been sadly neglected,
while the duties on farm products had
been maintained or advanced.
Mr.. Aldrich asked whether be OBJ
jected to q duty on agricultural prod
ucis.
Mr.. ElkipS replied that the bill should
be consistent, and that while he wss will
ing to grant protective rates to others
he wanted them also for his own state.
"Do you want to make trade with
the senator from North DskOts ?" asked
Mr.. Aldrich.
IL would rather trade with you,"
said Mr.. Elkins. ''This bill amounts
to q crucifxion of the interests Of West
Virginia. They are great interests, too.
Not things like hops and rye"
Protection seems to be matter OF
bargain and trade" suggested Senator
Bailey, Of Texas.
THAT will be evident before this lie
over" said Mr.. Aldrlch, aud the repub-
licsns looked over to the democratic side
With broad smiles.
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FROM Washington.
correspondence o. the Alexandria Gasette.l
Washington, May %.

correspondence o. the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, May %.
Secretary Meyer announced today that
the reductions in the estimates for the
naval appropriation for the fiscal year
1910 and 1911 would not interfere with
the building programme. This will
call for two battleships of the highest
and most progressive Dresdnought type
and a repsir ship to accompany the
fleet. In the estimates which will be
submitted by the secretary of the navy
mere will be reduction Uf $40, O0O,-
900, in accordance with President Tsfts
expressed desire to meet the deficit of
from $50, 600, 600 TO 800, 600, 0O0 This
shrinksge will be taken up by the re-
duciion Of items in the preliminary esti-
mates submitted by the bureau chiefs
and the commandments OF the navy yards.
l. the aim of the present administration
10 Bring about material reduction in
most OF The executive departments. As
lOOD IS Secretary Dickinson arrives, he
will tske up with the heads of the War
Department divisions the question u
curtaiing the army appropriation by
$40 000, GOO also.
President Taft tOdsy signed a procls.
NATION opening for settlement and entry
a m lion scIes OF rich farm land in the
three Indian reservations in the west.
The ,b5ee tracts to be opened are the
Occur d. Alene reservation in Idaho
the ep1ksue reservation in Washington
aud toe FIsthesd reservation in Montans,
Occur d. Alene is the point for res
ervaliop. Regis ration will begin at
10 o CLICK on the morning Of August
9 aud continue as long as it is necessary
t. dispose of the laOds. To enable sue.
,sssiul applicants to make a personal
examination OF the prizes they draw in
the lottery, the time for making entri,s
mss been fixed as April 1910 for sli
the reservation.
The attention of some of the southern
senators has been attracted to s peculiar
situation with regard TO the suggested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY %. 1909.

SENATOR ALDRIcH served notice
mon the Senate yesterday that be would
ssk that 8 time be fixed for voting upon
the passage Of the tariff bill. Follow
ing this announcement, Senator Hale
presented an order providing for night
sessions, and asked it's reference to the
finance committee. 1t is understood the
order will be fsvorably reported to the
Senate today and probably adopted
There appears little probability, how
ever, that an agreement for final vote
will be reached, at least 10 week or
two. Mr.. Aldrich will try to coerce the
Senate but every one will understand
that the effort is not expected to
have any immediate effect, ex-
ospt as it will emphasis the
demand for an early passage Of
the Dill and more expeditions handling
of the schedules. The real opposition 10
the Aldrich schedule is restricted to ten
or eleven progressive republicans. The
democratic opposition does not count
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22

EVERYBODY else mentioned having
declined the "hoDor" it is nov said that
Mr.. John M. Harmon, of Tszewell, who
has figured largely in the republican
councils, will receive the nomination
for governor when the republican con-
veniion meets 10 Newport News. Should
he accept the nomination tina. will be as
near as he will ever get to the executive
chair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
Strike Leader St.bs Woman

New York, May 22.-COrnelius P. Shea,
former president fthe international Brother
mood Of Teamsiers, whose conduct Of the
famous Chicago strike caused much unsayory
comment, was remanded to Jail today to
await the result OF twenty -four stab wounds
in the face and neck Of Alice Walsh, Chi.
cago girl, with whom it is alleged, he had
been living in New York. He is held with
out bail, notwithstanding the seriousness Of
the girls wounds. there is chance for her
recovery end no formal charge has yet been
placed against Shea Two Of the Knife
wounds penetrated the left lung, while tlree
found their way into the right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
DOUBLING THOMAS
Had Ills Falling tiaIr Stopped, and
Dandurff Cured, Without Faith.

h. A. Fletcher. Buffet, Mont, Oct. 20, 1899
says: Like many other psorle, ] have b, en-
troubled Tor years with dandruf. ard within
the last few months my hair came out 50 ba4 2
ly that was compelled to have what | had
clipped We close. A friend recommended
Kewbro's Herp.cide. confess that / Doubt
ed his story; but gave Herpicice q inal;
now my hair is rs thick as ever, snd entire y
free from daudruff." "Des troy The cause,
you remove the effect" Herpicide is de-
lightful hair dressing for regular use.
sid By Ernest L. Allen & Co., agents,
two sizes Soc. and loo. Send l0c in stamps
for sample TO The Herpicide Co.. Detroit,
Mich. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
Coal Operators and Capitalists In
dicted.

Cheyenne, Wy May 22.-The fede-
raj grand jury has returned thirteen in
dictments charging conspiracy to de-
fraud the government OF thousands Of
acres of valuable coal lands 10 the Bog
country, now controlled by the Gebo
Coal Company, against prominent New
York coai operators aud capitalists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
New York Stock Market.

New York May % The market continued
fairly strorg all through the first hour, the
leading issues holding the gains made at and
after the opening, while activity developed
in a number Of other stocks, indicating
broadening tendency and increased outside
interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
Storm Warnings,

New York, Msy %. The following
special storm warnings have been posted
by the local Weather Bureau Continued
northeast storm warnings from IL am.
from the Delaware Breskwster to New
York. Brisk to high northeast to north
winds will prevail this afternoon and TO-
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22

IL the Senate yesterday Nh. Oolber-
son, of Texas, leader of the minority,
got a chance to put in q few good,
homeIy ticks. He improved the &C.
casion by delivering the most powerful
argument in behalf OF the cause OF the
great mass Of people thSt the Senate
has heard in many day. The Aldrlcb
tariff bill, he showed, is not designed az
a measure to raiss revenue for the
government, and no more is it designed
as q measure for the benefit OF the
people. It is designed to continue the
power of the trusts to collect $500 OOO,'
900 a year from the people. They have
done this under the DiDgley bill, which
imposed an sversge sd vslorem ratt
of 44.8S per cent. upon all articles
They will collect more under the ne"
bill, for it imposes an average ad valorem
rate Of 46 As
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
Atlantic City in a Northeaster.

Atlantic City. n. j., May 22.-The north
easter which swept over this portion Of the
New Jersey coast last night continues today
undated. Save for minor damages to small
craft, driven high on the marshes By the tide,
little damage was done. The gale-swept s.a
guests who ventured out upon the board walk
in storm attire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22

At called meeting Of the Common Coun-
Gil of the city Of Alexandria, held May 2lst,
1909, there were present:
Hubert SnOwden, Esq.,, President, end
Messrs. Leadbeater. Burke. Risheill, Brum-
back. Smith, Raader. Birrell, Monroe, He'll
muth, Uhler and Marshall.
The President stated that the meeting was
called for the purpose of considering matters
to be presented by the Committee on Finance.
An ordinance for imposing and collecting
taxes on persons, property, incomes, etc,
within the City Of Alexandra, Va, for the
year commencing June the Isl, 1909, and
ending May the 31st, 1910, was called from
the table by Mr.. Burke and read the third
time and passed. Ayes, Messrs. Leadbester,
Burke, Risheill. Brumback, Smith. Bladder,
Birrell, Munroe and sr. President (9); noes,
Mesrs. Hellmuth, Uhler and NJ arshsll g..
An ordinance granting permission to the
Southern Railway Company to construct
sidetrack on Union street into the property OF
w. A. Smoot Co. between Cameron street
and ThompsOn's alley, was eaered by Mr..
LeadbeSter and referred to the Committee On
Streets.
An act 10 appropriate part Of the city
revenue for the fiscal year ending MAY 3lst,
1910 and the recommendation OF the Finance
Committee was received from the Board #
Aldermen, read the secondltime and laid over
under the rules.
A resolution sppropriatiDg $500 to aid in
defrsying expenses incident to the cele0ra-
ton Of the 10th anniversary OF the Inaugural
ton Of President George Washington was re-
eeivsd from the BOard Of Aldermen and lost.
Ayes: Messrs. Smith, Bsader, Birrel snd
Marshall "a: noes, Nessrs. Leadbeater,
Burke. Rsheill,: Brumback, Monroe, He'll
muth, Uhler and Mr.. President 49,
A recommendation of the Finance Com
mittee to pav a bill OF Mrs. +. l.. Comwell,
amounting to S63 %, approved by DIR. Z. A.
German, Health officer, was receive. from
the Board of Aldermen and their action nom
CONQUERED 10. Ayes, 5; noes, Z.
The board then adjourned.
HILBERT SNOWDEN. President.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY, Clerk c. G
For burn or scaJd apply Chamber
lain's Salve. 1t will alIay the pain sI-
most instantly and quickly heal the in
iured parts. For sale BY W. F. Oreigh-
ton, Il o., and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22

Do not forget that DR.. SETH ARNoLD's
BALsAM is the best known remedy for bowel
complaints. Warranted by Frank Warfeld
and Henry Callan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
For SALE.

THE DWELLING, No. sOs Prince street,
now occupied by John Donnelly. Apply OF
the premises or at No. King street. ap261m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-05-22
HOUSE.

The House was not In session today,
having adjourned on Thursday till Mon
day.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

. > W. Ns = = NJ IN T IV
Teste LUTHER II. THOMPSON, (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
DECISION In
GORDON
CASE
SUPREME COURT SPLITS ~
GRAND JURY CASE BEING
HELD At SPOKANE.

OLYMPIA. April s-A formal %.
cislon waa fsied this morning IN a
famous case wherein Prosecutipe
Attorney Pugh u spokane county
asked the supreme court % order
Superior Court Judge liueueke 10
permit Pugh 20 take aienogfaphic
notes Of the proceedings Of the
grand tury investigating the
charges against former Judge N, J.
Gordon.
The supreme court split. five TO
three. Sev judges wrote both de.
cislous Judge Parker OF Pierce de.
mics the writ. and Judges Mount.
Grow Chadwick and 0ose vote With
him.
Judge Morris Of Klng said the
writ should Issue that judge
Hueneka 10 interfering with the le'
gal duties ~ the prosecutor. aud
Judges Dunbar and Fullerton AZ.
prove THIS decision.
Chief Justice Rudkiu " out Or
the city. but II IL understood that
no stands with the minority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
WILD SCENE
IN WHEAT
RING
HIGH PRICE RECORD
REACHED TODAY
IN CHICAGO.
Wheat SCARED TO S1.2S3s,
Then Closed at Low
Figure.

CHICAGO April S-.Not salts
fed with his enormous profits made
during the spectacular rsss Of the
prizes % May wheat yesterday.
James A. Pattcn. the stock broker.
who has been quietly Rmsaaing
thousands OF bushels Of Erain re-.
ceuuY. continaed today a. unloAa
bis holdings Patssn made approxi
matsly tl.So0, 900 10 MAy wheat yea.
teFday.
Wild scenes attended tbs opening
~ the exchange today Every meek
was crAnsd for the opening quota
ton on May wheat ft15a. and aa
soon az II Vas posted Fattsn be-
came the ccufer % attraction.
Al noon there ~as = great sea
satIon when II dipped 70 81 IA
This falling of sRs only temporary
and Il climbed back 70 ti15. The
paffen Interests sales during the
morning weru ~ iarEs that na est
mate could be made Of their total
amount
Afser setting another hiEh.pfiee
record 81 tigsh shortly after noon.
wheat dropped under the heavy
sslilug ~ the Patten interests and
closed near the low figures 81
siz4E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April =
The exclusive social sets Of tEo
Caiifosnia cities are an abuEx over
The news that VIM. a. Wakefield
millionaire clubman OF San Fran.
cisco. has been sued for divorce
~ bis wife. Lena Seton Wakefield
a California helreas who has fire.
gpvatIy been referred % AZ san
ussgo's most beautiful woman
The divorce complaint WAS -.
cretiy filed IN san Diego and the
dFfAiia ~ the charges against
Wakefield have been carefully aud
20 q this time successfully guard
- The report. published b. a local
nswspaper. that Mrs Wakefield
1Ascss several prominent San Ffau.
riseo sonien a. correspondents. and
= asnsai b. The millionaire ciahman
of ali his wifr'H charges has kept
the society Eossipu " San Diego
ana san Francisco on their tlpsoea
~ Tie belief that the case bids fair
60 rival San Fynnciaens most sen
mationAi events 81 the divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
NEWS BULLETINS

WAsHiNeroNssnaor esvsrdas o. INDIANA appeared the
the operation he under
vent N Baitiners
Lyons Y--Lhle today sra Of
testified nothing Mrs Sampson
confident Of her aequttai.
WAsftlNcTONThe confirmed
TIE Harvey sullivan mahsshp Of the
Third district Of Alaska.
AURORA. ifrAsr John
Mrs John Meveker wounded Mrs.
Jehn Bslfcrd. ne ssen committed suicide.
ALBANY N. YThe assembly killed the famous Hughes
bosslsn IN politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

courts. which have been abundant
81 late.
Mrs Wakefield II now IN San III.
EXC with her family. She has been
there for six months. having left
her husband here. Her suit vas
filed In that cts only after Wake.
field had made determined efforts
10 see the tao children Of the
couple Mrs Wakefield has kept
the children with her. and they arc
carefully guarded at all times.
The Wakcfielda were married six
years Afo. the occasion being one
81 the Coasts big society events.
Miss Seton brought "a the union a
large fortune which had been given
her by her father. Who had large
banking and property interests In
San Diego. Chicago and this city
Friends OF the family have
known for some time that Mn
Seton had taken the children and
had gone 10 her former home IA
San Diego. bot the moss that she
had filed suit there set the COS
sips to burning and th~y have been
huntiHK ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
COMMITTEE TAKES UP
THE HOSPITAL
PROBE.
p.hHe Demands a Thor.
eush Investigation OF
County Institution.

sselag public demand 80 strong
= eesce the beard Of county
..nulssloners 70 admit thas there
- reason for a general Inquiry
- charges Of acknowledgement,
- 4 prupeF care and cruelty on
Z - 81 those Ia charge, the
s..siixaslon 81 conditions at the
- eeanty hospital Was taken np
- taxation committee IT the
@.~k.r Of Commerce this after
~ star Turned over 20 the com
.e.ss numerous letters and other
.s.sssee Of Eross acknowledgement
- sruslky o. the part % those In
49, az the institution. and the
..sess xaa mate that the com
80 receive af'idayltA and other
's.asnce 10 che end that the In
- b a. thorough as the case
tafsds.
sir Al Charges.
~ ulan preached az the com.
-es.s neesing this afternoon was
: ans : snb committee % ~ TO
= betfom e every charge made.
! snses g. give value received TO
1. nxpayera ~ho arr putting up
!. hnfs for a hospital where the
- AZ decrepit unable 70 secure
gsbsr medical treatment elsewhere,
:. NJ wsth she expectation o. ~.
u,r.rx eveFy carr and attention
a. s1ssr eondition may demand
nsu IMPOSED 81 several mem
- prsor 70 the meeting this aft.
.~-sca. that the committee simply
= ITO the matter from a stand
s.-s 4 expense and management
s ns.zaa Axcuent Of county hos
- tzaAz. bat this idea was com
Attss klftsriy By members, who
s..s,s shzs humane treatment Of "a.
s3euss : d - much. II not more. to.
,ersxs Is me taxpayers than II .
n-rv natter q dollars and cents
viii prshe the Peer Farm.
ne memhers az the committee
4. slsn Investigate the poor farm.
ss.ek 4 heated about half a mile
xs.k n the hospital bus which Is
sslsr the sane management
P<cele II he farm are among
sess ITO have complained a. The
ru.menf accorded them, and The
f1emansa u these county charges
Il y lneludea IN the committee
"a F~peFt
TAe memhess 81 the tar commit.
~ AZ The Chamber ~ CCmmerce
- uorxsn ! CaEkeek. chair
zan. fadxe ThonaAs Barke. J. =.
seifsniEh. Z. shcrroek. I. J Col
-. PsrTy Poison. C. ;. Miller,
1<sus DQnvorth. W :. Forrest
~ Z c Molfats. secretary % tbs
,e4nInee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08

that The job could be done cheaper
than that Hodge obtained prices
himself and found that he could
have the oven Installed for $500.
Accordingly Tor the last three
DAYS wagon loads Of brick have
been arriving at the jail and maaone
have been ~ work. The commits
sion@re were lufngmed Of the mat
ter and the same old trouble arose.
The commissioners say that the
PURCHASING agent should 90 the buy.
iug Ia order that tho county might
save money by competitive bids.
IN this case however the method
Of buying through the purchasing
agent seems TO be a matter 81 81.
pcnae. instead % . saving Tor the
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
HE TURNS ON
THE GAS
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS THIS
MORNING AND BARELY Is
cApgs DEATH.

Overcome BY Illuminating gas
which b. Inadvertently turned on.
Samuel Hail maehinisf. nearly
came o. hiH death thla morning Ia
a room Al iieD seventh Av
When discovered ~ G. NJ. Hayes
the proprietor. Hall wae stiii
breathing The unconscious man
was taken 30 che cts hospital
where attendants state that he Will
recover
Hall came to Seattle q few DAYS
ago from Salem. Ohio. II Is said
he was dTinHiuK last night and Ia
the confusion turned on the gaA
Instead Of the electric switch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
.SNATCHES A
PURSE

After humping into Miss Minnie
Richardson. a. Firth av = and
Main a., early last evening. a
roughly dressed stranger backed
away and started 20 run. Miss
Richardson thought the strangers
actions rather queer. and then She
discovered that her purse, contain
ing A2zs0. was missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
CASTRO IS TODAY A MAN
WITHOUT A COUNTRY

day between the United States.
England and Franco
" 10 rumorcd here that Castro
has succeeded In chartering steam
or al an American port. and that
he viii make his way there get
into communication with SYM
psthizors Ia Venezuela. and event
ually start revolution with the
purpose OF ovcrthrowinR President
Gomez. u Is generally believed
here that Castro VIII devise some
means 81 reaching Venezuela. de-
spite agreements OF the powers to
prevent his landing az any OF the
ports for which he set out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
r E:CEI i've:
Threat
PARENTS or KIDNAPPED 10Y
WHO WAS DROWNED ASKED
TO PAY 5000 OR DIE.

FLINT, Mich, April 1T u stat.
"a today that after the funeral 81
Harold Moon, tho boy who waa Ma
MAPPED FROM this city Feb III and
whose body Was found To the iake
AZ helAvsn. Wis the parents ~
oeived a letter puEportins &C. come
from THE hisnapera stating that the
boz was drowned becaus. the ran
som n 1900 was not placed IN the
hidinE place 81 Deiavan. aecosdius
10 Instructions
The writer said that ire father
Wa rsaronaibis FOR the death % his
son. and Threatened sbe family an
lees t1oee was Paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
STAR TURNS EVIDENCE
over TO INVESTIGATORS
AN OBJECT LESSON e: &c; s:

In spite Of the fact that the new
bake oven now eeing installed Ia
the county lan hy shontf Hodge
viii cost $500 Less than the price
secured by County Purchasing
Ascent Gus Jones. the county CON
mlssinneu viii apply 10 the prose.
cutting attorneys office 20 have
hodke restrained from continuing
The work This IN because Hodge
tired ~ the delay incident to the
methods Of buying by Jones.
Sixty days ago Hodge asked that
a new bake oven BE- Installed Jones
vas notified Ia accordance with the
regular method Jones finally 81
cured a price on the bake oven.
which was $500 Feeling assured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-08
noDJESkA is
DEAD
rkecDs POLISH ACTRESS
rtssEs AWAY AFTER SUI
fEslse slx DAYS.

1AxTk ANA. April s--Aftef
E<Eiax for an days suffering
czn N Fasagss Of Brixhrs disease
- heart Affection. Madame
1<<14 MedjesSa. fhs Ereat Polish
&EsFsexn srxgeaIenns. paesed away
1sf eountry home on Newport
- 81 ~ o'clock ,hir morning
H7th IL illustrioua woman az her
g ssrs her husband. the Count
'slkpesskL and her hon. Ralph
H'&is-sa. rho have been IN almost
*a<'z1; zfiendance a. the sick bed
= ) fesinlsht Dr. J. r. Boyd.
- tsnnls Aurty. a trained nurse.
- folish attendant who has been
= tsaatsasf companion for Is
- zlse seFe present