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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
Exchange Farm for
City Property
PHONE BALLARD ga
Here's a Bungalow
Compelled to Sell

II yeu are IN the market. coins 4 sitsr.
Aurora av. Monday or Iuesa-ss And
noon. October ~ or ~ hetee, '.,,. eiebs.
1870 hc,,sc moderu. Furnished - a..
tse Win so bearing fruit trees ans sssss
crs. cost $1,000 What VIII ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09


Hot CIR istngY ffame saa hNt
ard aht1 Natef sFstssss hath fesnsi
lets large hsfn astY hbfnf ~ SOD
teNn dnsna ia buaiussss ft.ses -
terms y a Naksla Neriin. or. I'll
clsas. ssait aHa asesiiansty. ssap g
tahsa 81 nHse faE Wssfiaks srfz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

FOR RENT hoUsEs--centlnued.
Yer rent. fisssfepfa rattaEs. racasfa
n y Phone white So. - ~ tsts hast
sfn. $50
ssr.rsom new COTTAGE. wet s.aisIs.
tfk near so. flas NisN. g 9. gssihsiri|
So Ssw Yerk Hiees ~9-a-s
Twa.roaa cottage. 81. thrss tiosss
ffpm Green Lake staten t4e ~ ftih
sunday. 10 a ~. 20 . u e.s
ssa Elegant fivsswasn messra snis
'ass. close In Phone 1usen Anas ittF
small ceitaKv ist8. ssrsam cottage
SIC. s.ropm cottage as sgfs Madisnn
-
zee asveusrooTn bsuss bath electric
isn't sns re stfh = East 30. s-is
rive rooms siseantiT Furnished iet
sisi az neat fssieFs SIS kssni ~
COTTAGE for rsai Afsa faass teF al.
very cheap Appiy al i'm ~ = 1885
Nli
FOR RENT-FLATs.
Three room apartment sfs and els.
fuom apaffment, so. wfth aii modern
eantenisncsa can fsg1 4sth AZ. a Wn.
fort Phone East sssa -u
Four-roofn furnished fIas. private bath.
~ Groom suite aifh kifehsHsffr f0g rent
hasi asil. iiith Terrace Court s-il
wal furnished heated foenss sin
srsnhfesi - month Old Heatoh car
- 49,
For rent fsS-room. unfafnlshsd Nat;
iestA Washington IS Rent i1a Main
FOR RENr--FuRNlsHED
HOUSES.
The feht you pay on furniture IN fur
siahed house. n applied on Feeds puf-
ehased ~ yourself and paid for by the
week o. month. would sgen snahis 700 %
evn " We extend credit Woodhoosa a
Piatt Furn Co. as Pike at
for rent Or sale. Furnished -four room
Haiisf nsaecn, Aiki Point ear Phone
Grant 1ef +aN-f1sN
FOR RENI--Rooms.
------~-~-~
close In rooms steam heat. hot bath.
electricity; also housekeeping very rea-
sonabic- A iasa. 1875 Belmont. Plat ,.
flef s."I' ttmiit motel room ana
board " day Up. Special rates 70 fam
bies Dance N social hall for guests
aud friends 1906 Marion. -2-s
THE eTAR HOTEL. cLEANLY fur.
nlshed rooms 1850 per week and up.
also housekeeping fooms sasoM First
Az. 1T
Nicely Furnished housekeeping rooms.
single Or on suite Main eti1 s22 linton
s-ia
Nice. large housekeeping rooms for
rent reasonable. close Ia. Gail SO West
Blanchard a. --a.x
Large single housekeeping. ts.Go up.
also others; walking distance. baths
1899 Sixth av n
Pour rooms hot water heat ara bath.
-fiV ~ HptlnH b-ld
Neatly furnished room. 90 per week.
hfb Pine st. --7-9
Furnished rooms $40 and ga q month.
housekeeping. SIS Alder. 7-s-x
Two furnished Housekeeping rooms. 80
fhone NVrth 1858 -a-ie
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SMALL INvEsTons : NMTR1cAN
cApiTAL ron AMERICAN ENTER
PRIZES. United States, Brazil Argon-
tine. bank railroads timber. iron In
dustties The biggest scheme ever sub
booklet \. a. pHATTO. rarannenae
New York
FOR sale, small cash grocery. 4 ilvlng
rooms in rear. Phone Ballard sOs.~-s-9
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


BuTrERWDRTH a St1s. rrcfes.luntl
r1lreetnrs and Licensed EmtatmerN ls4t
81 epp. Moore Theatre Beth phones 30
Johnson Hamiiioa. uneFfiaNsFs gigf
first nr. Phenek Maia tJ&es ind tttt
Horney- Watson CO. Funrset pireet1ra
-Afrd az an4 University. Hoth rhcnes .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~---~----~~--------
Readfnx panefns Academy. 9tth au4
saekaan Glasses Ter fFss week In
aioath Assemblies Thursday and HAtur.
lay evenings Hamt tx81
Ayr badges fer sofa ptgiawa ~
s.e~osasiona. ~ Naii isree.. aNt3 Third av
-~g-is
f.astls's srhocI or ranctnz Glasses and
~rfvats iessons colisns BLDG. Second and
anas n s1e3. 1T
AN TIiE MAN Ne flies IA your
euss with ny screens Randall l am
carpenter Both p6nuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

Classification cannet be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
RAtL.ARp AGENCY - r. II
Muilen. Ss0s Ballard avy opp.
ctty Hall Phone. Ballard sos.
MAIN OFFIcf.---Sevonth aN-
between Union and University,
Phones. Main ieS0. Ind. tti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continues.
Two Forced Bargains
in Dirt
One for the Home
seeker-One for
the Investor

A good te-erte farm. ~ miles from
NlNm fis business center wns mile from
Ger line. acres IL finest ssiefy bottom
isnd. with fine rrssk passing across sams.
The arland 10 fifei class shot risy Land
II has q scud. fhfrs +fuum hcuss with
small harm and other eushuiidinHs -
acres are cleared There IL seed
Faunx orchard n taAFtap Similar land
Bneiasred ~ same LEGALITY aiis a. zee
pr acre This. wtib ali improvements
necessary - a. 20 farnsinE, ran be had
for taeas.
Another forced sacrifice 81 olympia u
finc aga.arfe tract sie miles cut IL has
o. least miliinn and = half feet ~ good
flr timber On ~. which - adjacent To- a
tract noW bsinF iaHesd of whtrh viil
readily cell ~ - $50 This fine tract.
shiloh utii hs available soon FOR piatttnk
into acreage tracts - At once for q good
stock ranch. can be had IS tlh per acre.
ene hair cash and balance on terms
Don't pass thsse up without having a
tEik vith ~ G. Williamson. 81 Olympia
who uiii be ~ the office Of the Narth-
west Freehold company N reons sta and
kha Empire building Monday and Tues.
aaY nest, from q M 20 3 o M and "
these hours arr not convenient call him
M Ia the evening At Ind. u fhie. a-s-it
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star eaaaef guarantee se-
euract or assume responsibility
for errors OF say kfnd oceurrt.s
IN ssiephosea advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

PHONE IND a asa
MORSE fNNEAT MENT COMPANY.
AZ MlNeNLmN ak.
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
Situation Wanted-3 Lines, 3 Times, rs,
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Continued.

WANTED cash sifla MOT attending
ighonf Cell Employ went bureau ef
Frederick q Neison before no a. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09
5000


20 acres ~ good rich level land, sit
uate ~ miles back Of Hremerton. Y mile
Of sale water Fine view and surround
inRs Logged OF ana ready for settle
ment. Terms ti0Q cash. balance 20 suit
This IA on good county road aud IL worth
more THIS soil IL fine for fruit raising
and IL certainly cheap enough.
OLE HANSON 4 co,
8it-sib.3i6-slT New York Block,
a CHANCE TO MAKE 5000 IN
90 DAYS
HiS acres level bottom land, with good
sik-rocm house, modern. steam heated /.
land all piped with water. on boulevard
10 miles from Seattle In the city limits
o. best town In the valley, II viii take
90, 900 30 handle
J, u. RICE q co.
s20 Lumber Exchange Building
acres $3.50 81 cash, % month. WIN
g. Black. tba N. v. block. 1T
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100 Acres
% Acres Cleared

20 asfss bottom land. mostly under eaifi-
walton. 8 900 eabhhEcs aisp carrots eel
cry etc house. harm and other luiIa-
Inas large creek hfafinN orchard chick
ena ducks CO.'S hay tools etc over
20 acres ~ fire timber rhis " great
harrain ~ ts.tu0 bar IN order 60 turn
a. once Will accept frat reasonable Of
FER or wih sell any bart
SEATTLE LEA sEHoLD co.
s09 Third Ave
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PERSONALS.
OSteOpathy

DR. HOLT. OETG0pATHfc PLY.
sfsefricity. vfbratlon. fiEhs cefe. dr. and
steam baths Eyes treated glasses ftt.
ed. Fourth year IN Seattle TREAT
81 Peoples Baak Bl1x. Escond and
iiA~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09


sxtTUArIoNs WANTED
~Sitnatinns Wanted" hdvsr-
tiaements. both male and female
haif a cent a word.
-mELP wASrEp-
Advertisements. both Male ana
Female.
One Crnt Werd.
Minimum Charge for Any al, sec
Ads under AL other heAetn<a
cents per line. six words
counted 20 each line. When
charged to account. actual mum.
Der 81 lines % set will be count
I'd Seven Insertions made for
the price 81 SIX. when cash 10
paid All cap ilne# Will be count
ed as two lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

fosTaFrfcn gLrHks AHn CAR
fsIfR4 WANTED Examination Ntl -
held ln Seattle sna many oihef fttzs ta
~egrmhffl particulars tres MaHftns
tsn Ttlet Service school Dept s4*t
Waahtnkfaa = ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

The profits thAs sin accrue 20 the
shMrehalatfa ~ the company uiM ~
refrsiasiv large uAen = single plant -
fNrtard capacity ktgs paE Ter itself With
gn 90 dnya ~ aefaAi operation to the
fsid We have a demonstrating plant
81 "a cord capacity operating 81 See
atiie. Whieh proves more than volumes
81 paper sFtimnfss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

This company is capitalized a. ffaf,s
Geo There % ah.aas tfa 600 80 stock itfi
lr thv tfeaaafFs af mhfNh ( hmFn contract
I've saie " rot % exceed FA@,NRN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

~. have eortpisss plans ard spscin-
cations fer piAHfs from 40 90 Sc cords
capacity. and are prepared g einre ar
rangfNrutH With aHy suitable pAfAes
having large quantities. 81 iogEeas pff
land for she clearing ard development
~ same This stock IL offered 20 40 90
trrs iAs capital for tire Immediate con
stfarfinu ~ additional piantH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

Tfts company VIA not only take coz
frarts for clearing lard af csrfaiu
price per acre ~ - pa meat fH acreage
fnf clearing hat uffi tn some iaHtanffa
boy tHNFFd. eff lands ssFfftap Ara sell
sheen. aud than make AZ the profits
THE rninFanf ulH ca all CAGES have the
bensflt % tha - fFaasets - all the land
cleared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

Fur rent fiNerfanfn reffage. ftgfMfN
Ana new tsfa Faafnfu Call ~ t4st tftn
~ y Phone white tss. ~ AZ $3.50 Nasts
sfn. $50
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pHozp EesTpftN ean learn blew rigfas
ARD asaaVtnF ln ume monfh gels. silver
ugasfmuna feAA. Sin and eappsr, Ana ssets
tor tmnxHten ard fadiaus AZ ffsn NnAm.
rrs efftss. fpes % nAstsFY 81 Nsst
class uesahsT lat ~@tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

DON'T BE LONESOME = Intsrstas.
Introducing Society. for respectable p-a-
lie Oniy reliable marriage matrimonial
Eencf. Many wealthy members Per-
nal tntrDduCtions Hours. mornings 20
eNeniugR Sundays Included Drfo.
er pap4r lee Box ISL. Seattle. wash.
ngton office. ss-t9 vendome Hotel.
Ms FIRST 1T
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CITY REAL ESTATE

Nicely situated on tszathsl I
sisw lot overlooking Lake Wash
lnNfun. tvo blocks from me Lake
boaiesnrd drive. for the lew ms
gre -
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Foun MES WANTED 70 anuW %
sei Iaaa. ear make tita 20 tgf9 psF
rarfh ara tsaFa besf hsalnsss ca s#fth
See finimaus land manaxer. raeH Z.
sereaa f9eas. ta Times Nleek. TO-DAY. sad
set ufaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

Seattle Aatotnobn. aeheei, day aed
sight classes Practical teachers Hesd
lessons on up-to-dAfe machines tie
Broadway. near Tester. Mair 5s2a --ff
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19

Summer is coming and with it
baseball. Throughout the country
and especially among the lovers of
the national sport. the all absorbing
topic of the day is the prospect of a
good ball team for the coming sea-
son. However. just at present inter
est in this subject seems to be rath-
er dormant in Brownsville, and only
few of the most enthusiastic fans
eyince much interest in the matter.
That Brownsville should have ball
team and a good one at that there is
no gainsaying, but unless some inter-
est is taken and some effort put
forth to organize a team here, it
looks very much as If this will be a
goose-egg season for Brownsville.
This would be a great pity, for
Brownsville not only has the best
hall park in the state, but also has
the material for a first class anna
xeur team. 1t is to be hoped that
all local devotees of the sport may
get together and complete arrange
ments for good team. and also ar
range a schedule for some good
games to be played on the home dia-
mond this summer With fine
park, and equipment which the club
possesses, the members should feel
encouraged to make a strong effort
so organize a good team for the sea-
son.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1909.
MIKE II GOOD SHOPPING

Tomorrow the influx of homeseek-
ers from the north viii begin again
and for ten days to come visitors
will be pouring in from northern
points. Many of these visitors will
become purchasers here while others
win carry back home reports of the
country-good or bad-that will
have an influence on tourists who will
come south in future. 1t is due to
Brownsville that everyone who has an
interest here should assist in making
the, best showing possible for the city
and for the surrounding country.
Brownsville offers the best possible
opportunities to those who are seek
ing business locations in city or
who are looking for investments in
city property while there is not in
the whole wide world territory that
offers better advantages to farmers
than the country lying around
Brownsville and in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. To show the visitors
the best there is in the valley and to
make a favorable impression on them
should be the aim of everyone in
Brownsville.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19
GOOD POLICEMEN WORTH
MORE.

Commenting upon a recent editor
iaI in The Herald relative to the re-
quest of the city policemen for a
raise in salary, the Galveston News
says:
t'Why not have the Legislature
raise the salaries? That is what is
being asked in the case of Galveston
policemen, who receive three times as
much as yours. Nearly everybody's
salary is going up except that of the
man who gets only what he earns and
earns all he gets. However it looks
like SIS a month is rather meager
remuneration for an officer of the
law Good policemen are worth
more than that, and sorry policemen
are dear at any price"
The Herald agrees with the News.
The city of Brownsville should pay
enough to keep the body and soul of
the policemen together and to provide
proper raiment for them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19

A glance along the business streets
of Brownsville almost any time of the
day will convince anyone of the bust
ness activity that is going on in the
city. During business hours the
streets are crowded witfTteams, while
It is difficult for. pedestrians to walk
along the side walks, so dense is the
crowd. These are not loafers, either,
but people bent on business missions.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19
JAMESB. WELLS
attorney
at LaW.....

Successor to Powers & Maxan.
Powers & Wells, Wells & Rentfro
Wells, Rentfro & Hicks Wells &
Hicks, Wells, Stayton & Kleberg.
I buy and sell real estate and
investigate II I'D titles. A CON-
plete abstraet of all titles of rec.
ord in Cameron county, Texas.
Practice in all state and federal
courts, when especially employed,
Land litigation and corporation
practice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19
Luis Ramirez B. A. Morris
Ramirez & Morris
B. A. Morris
Luis Ramirez
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

We have some choice lands for
sale in the Rio Grande Valley of
Texas, also some choice town proper
ty at bargains and prices to suit
purchaser. We can locate you at
most any point in three counties
Cameron, Hidalgo and Starr. We also
clear, pillow and do fencing.
Give us a bid on your work-Any
information in regard to the Valley.
You may call and see us or write US
at
SAN BENITO OR CHAPLIN. TEXAS
Correspondence Solicited
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-02-19
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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20 any point is the United States.
Mexico or Cuba, or delivered By
carrier to any part of Brownsville,
Texas, or Matamoros, Mexico.
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MRS. JESSE o. WHEELER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-16
Virginia News.

Old Point Comfort is rapidly filling
up with visitors, who are there to wei
come the battleship feet back to Ameri-
can waters.
There is every indication that the
agreement reached 10 Sundays confer
ence between President Gomez aud Vice
President Zayas, representing clashipg
Cuban factions in the liberal psrty, will
result in q satisfactory working agree
ment between Gomez aud Zlyas aud the
ultimate harmonizing of the factions.
Louis Gregori, who threw Francs into
a furore last summer by shooting Major
Dreyfus st the csnonizltion ceremonies
fer Emile lola, yesterday wrote to Ex-
aiming Magistrate Albsnet, in Paris,
formally accusing Nine. Sieinheil OF the
murder of former President Felix Fsure
on February 10th, 1899.
The S rboard Air Line yesterday filed
q petition with the Corporation Commits
sion ssking to be made a party to the
application requesting hearing TO fix q
maximum rate for com mon carriers in
this state. This is a move to break up
the operations Of the two-cent passenger
rate. The case will be argued Wednes-
day.
Yesterday one hundred years ago
Cyrus Hall Mccormick, the inventor Of
the reaper, was born in Rockbridge coun.
ty, near Lexington, and yesterday the
centennial anniversary of this inventors
birth was observed there, and high tri.
butte was paid his memory. The exer-
cises we're held at the Washington and
Lee University, and President George
d. Denny was the principal speaker.
In tie little Grace Reformed Church,
which he has attended ever since be hiss
been in Washington, President ROose-
welt last night vas given farewell re-
ceptiOn by the members of the congrega
ton. After he referred to the pleasure
he had found in attending the services
there and referred to the fact that he had
oct been absent from single communion
service when he was in the city, the
president shook hands with all present.
The little church was filed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-16
RAILROAD RUMORS.

Various rumors were ahoat 10 Balti-
more yesterday regarding the sharp rise
in Atlantic Coast Liue stock. One was
that Hartman, who is supposed 10 be
after every railroad on the map which
he does not already control, was about
to add this company to his holdings.
The rumor which seemed to have the
most plAusibiity, however, was thst the
Atlantic Coast Line was about to &C.
qure the Chesapeake and Ohio. This
would give the Atlantic Coast Line a
union in the north at Winchester and
Cincinnati, with its western division,
the Louisville and Nashville, just a, il
has now in the south at Montgomery,
Ala, aud other points. Such a juno
ton would mean Increased strength, in
creased tOnDsge and increased gross
earnings for all three railways, which
would make the Atlantic COsst Line q
more p oftsble csncero than ever.
This answer to the rises in the stocks
is considered more plausible than that
any foreign road is acquiring the Ooa't
Lice for the reason, also, that there have
been no trsdipgs recorded of the hold
ing company stock since December 81.
The stock of the holding company
would have to be acquired in order to
control the Coast Line, as 1t owns the
majority OF the stocks Of both the At
laulic Coast Line and the Louisville and
Nashville,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-16
News Of the Day.

Wilbur Wright took bis sister for her
first fight in his airship at Pau, France,
yesterday.
The crack In the Liberty Ball is be-
Iieyed to have grown longer, and Phil
adelphia fears to let it make the long trip
TO Seattle.
Rear Admiral James G. Green. retir-
ed, died at bis home, EdentOU, n. O 4,
today. Rear Admiral Green was born
10 Jamaica Plains, Mess, in 1S4l and
entered the naval service in 1861.
Aftera sensational flibuster lasting
several days, it appears that prohibition
has been killed 10 South Carolina. The
Senate has a majority of four for local
option, and the House is equally as close.
A fog envelopes the upper aud lower
bay en- both rivers at New York today,
tying up all traffic. Sixteen liner', with
more than 5000 passengers, are reported
eff Sandy Hook and quarantine unable
to make their docks.
An unknown sailing vessel rammed
the Belgian steamer Australia during
storm February IL, near Alboran leland
in the Mediterranean, 100 miles from
Gibraltar. Both vessels fOundered. The
total less Of life was 30, ii men from the
sailing vessel and l6 from the Australia.
George Spencer Millett, an Office boy
in the correspondence department of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 10
New York, who was Is years old yes
terdsy, fell on a steel ink eraser yester-
day afternoon, when he was trying to
run away from Gertrude Robbins,
s enographer, who said she was going to
kiss him. The sharp blade entered his
left side in The region of the fifth rib
and severed an artery, which caused his
death half an hour later. The young
woman was locked up on a charge Of
homicide.
Ooe woman was killed and three in
jured in a runaway accident yesterday
afternoon on the way from the funeral OF
Mrs. Jennie V. Childs, at Druid Ridge
Cemetery, Baltimore. The women were
in a carriage, the team of which was
driven by David DENLY, colored. The
horses got beyond the drivers control
aud the four women we're violently
thrown out. Mrs. Isabella Fureschi was
killed Instantly aud Mrs. Sarah HamleD,
Mrs. Henry KRAFT, and Mrs. Irene
Biebne seriously injured. 1t is said
that the driver whipped up his horses
and when they ran away be jumped
from his box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-02-16
CONGRE. SIGNAL.

Ia the Senate yesterday but litt!C
Roadway was made With the naval bill,
the conduct of the various navy yards and
the cost Of the came being attacked by
fnsurgent' senators. Senator Hale
gave notice that if the bill was not con.
cluded today he would have a night SEES.
sion tonight, The provision to create
the Office of vice admiral for Evans went
out on a point of order.
The Senate formally accepted the
gift OF Constitution island, donated to
the government by Mrs. Russell Sage
and Miss Anna b Warner. The land
is .Ituated in the Hudson river, and is
to become an addition ts the reservation
of the West Point Military Academy.
The bill admitting A..zona and New
Mexico to the Union was passed by the
House without an opposing vote.
The MEASURE now goes TO the Senets,
but it is doubtful If favorable coDsldeIa-
ton will be given 1t, because Of the de-
termination of some of the members to
talk it to DEATH" rather than have 1t
passed at this session of Congress.
The bill requiring railroads to equip
sll cars engaged in interstate commerce
with uniform safety appliances was
passed.
The House passed the Senate bill re-
duciug the salary of the secretary Of
s'ats from $l2, 900 to IS, 900 in order to
remove the disability which prohibits
Senator Philander O. Knox from becom-
ing a member of President Taft's Cabi-
net. Twenty three democrats voted for
the bill, while thirty republicans oppos-
ed it. Speaker Cannon voted for it.
The bill, passed By the Senate last
May, providing for the proper observance
of Sunday as a day of rest in the District
of Columbia, was severely criticised yes
terdsy, when a number Of citizens ap-
pesred before the House district COM
mittee and opposed iis approval.