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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Trouble Takers Ousted

whsn a sufferer from stomach troa-
49,, .sres DIR. Kings New Life Pills
S SsS mighty glad to see his Dyspepsia
indigestion fly, but more-he's
nnn over his new, fine appetite,
s s nerves. healthy vigor, all because So
stsy ns.h liver and kidneys now work
s;oht Csc, at B. h. 9orrelPs.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Married

BRApDs. ZIMBRo - At Lexington
Dec /. 1909, by Rev. d. A. Penlck, u.
d. MI. Thomas BradGs OF A'leg1any
county, Va, and Mrs. Caroline .. Ain-
hro of Rockbridge.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Charlottesville 'Ory"

After more than two years exPer'
$50 NJ no SALOONS In CharlottesVitle
the vets forced an election on inc ne
~nestion. which resulted Yesterday 10
an Overwhelming victory for the orys'
their majority being loO.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Good POrkers

Assistant Postmaster E. l.. Con-
ner has the reputation OF raising
GOOD porkers. This year he F'llsa
two. ten and one-half months ola,
That weighed $40 pounds and wv
pounds, respectively. He wou.o
ike TO know who can give better
vsU0rt
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08

The echool at Wet Lexington
taught by Mics BERTHE Beard, IL
cloeed this, week. Tie Central
District School Board will meet
Fridsv 10 All the vacancy there.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08

disastrous fire at Warrenton
uonasy week, and aiGed by an empty
ra.eryoir and famed by stih gaze 20
S"r.ss in the residential section OF the
t"wn was destroyed. entatling loss Oh
a400. O0O,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
u.r. "a Relief for Women

ra ~ 'Y Bladder or Kidney trouble. ana sn.
rant a certain, pleasant herb cure ! rol
woman's ills, Try Mother cray ray Ss MeS.
tralian.Ieaf. is a sale aIu n or nv
failing falling regulator. All druggists R 81 ~
, msll 20 cts. sample package IRE ne
Address ID Y The Mother Gray Co.. LenoS'
n. Y. n,svr INST
sor,ukle ALIENS Foot, Ease IN ,,ot on.
Iand not In the other, and notlcs
nv. .hoe d S Just the thing 10 as'
tn so u'r rubbers or overshoes oecoms
r ~ns. aud your shoes seem 9on :
pinch. Sold everywhere S'
accent any substitute.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Ten Nights in a
Bar Room

This beautiful Drama depicts
series Of truthful scenes in cd the
course of Drunkard's Life. Some
Of them are touching in the extreme
al and i some are dark and terrible
Ste Step ' BY step is portrayed the doT Snr
ward course OF the tempting vena .h
and his infatuated victim'untll p TIa
are involved in hopeless ruin. inc
NAV is married by no exaggerat,lo2inis Is
hut exhibits the actualities OF NE
with a severe simplicity and al.
herence to truth that gives 10 ever
picture a Photographic viv VI nv, s.,
The large audiences seem 70 20 ,h 40
full sympathy with the tr mora ND " Iu =
story and LAUGH VIII Is ga WIT To
SWiCHEL SYMPATHiIE WIZ
Door DRUNKEN JOE NOR IAN
Popular Prices, %, IS and QUO.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
rurs 70 AN EASY TkST
Unclaimed Letters

Following is the list of up ..s ,,Ost
,..,srs ,smaining in the Lexington pos,
n .Sfn,' for the week ending Dec o
1909:
Lent, W. s. 70,
par.ops calling for these ieIte'
Iii, lease saw they are ADVERTISED.
vi" p'e' McCLuNe PATTON. r. >
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08

FOR any pain. from top 70 toe from from
- cause. apply DR.. ThoTas Flee
srs ou Pain can't stay where u ID
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08

y W
.,; ,oo nnmercus 10 mention here. Among them are
Comb and Brush Sets. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sci"
Military Brushes. Work Boxes Nut rick oe'S'
Ladies' Neck Wear Handkerchiets' mumers'
Belts and Betting Ribbons and Laces,
Embroiderod Waist Fronts, Silk Waists
Silk Petticoats, Heatherbloom Skirts,
Ladies' and Childrens Coats,
Ladies' Suits and Rain Goats
Chiffon Boas Automobile Scarfs, bradley Mun'e'''
Wells and velings Kid and other Gloves
Fur, in great Variety, for ladies and children
Rings and Art Squares, Table aud Couca oo'e'''
Lace and Tapestry Curtains and Portle'es.
Sofa Pillows and Pillow Tops, Laundry Bags
Art Tickings Burlaps. Creonnes'
Silkaines etc etc, etc.
.a bg stock of the staple everyday goods that maze
e most acceptable presents for many people, because
tbev are the most useful such as Blankets o0mio.''
Towels Napkins Table Cloths Sheets, Pillow cases. Dea
Sre,ds Umbrellas etc, ETC.. etc.
We've grea big stock of FANCY BASKETS Tor eli
,rr,oses. Aging in price from cents up.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Thanksgiving Day

,.. and oon.. Not the least among the things for
b; we are thankful is the increased patronage We nave
noved this wear and the many expressions OF kind ap
r..;.,on Tram friend, and patrons. Those incte us 70
vet further efforts in the future.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08

hereby certify that the bona re-
o,i,ad Ly the above mentioned decree
has been executed by Paul NJ. Penlck'
one OF the Commissioners.
X. r. WITT. Deputy Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
oFFIOEHoLpERs UNEASY.

A dispatch from Richmond says the
republican party OF ttat ely is sg>in
thrown into turmoil ever the insis'ent
rumor that prominent federal of1eehold.
era are to be succeeded In Office 10 Rich.
moud 10 the near future.
According TO the rumors, Uoitsd
States MsIsbal Morgan Trat and Dis.
trict Attorney l. L. Lewis are smoug
thoss who will be supplsUied. Coltc.
tor Of RsveSue NJ, K. Lowry is also re-
ported to be serving bis last term Ia
Office under the prescott administration.
Much Is being hesrd Of the work OF
"Taft demccrsts," who are believed to
be meddlipg With old party lines BY In.
sIpusting tF.euIsalyts under the republi-
can banner, r1sny Of them voting sDd
standing onl and out as converted to re-.
publIcanlsm.
Two old members OF the republican
party are said TO be the leaders In the
factions tHst are ut war. OOe OF these
was represented b. the "Young Turks"
uDder the leadership Of Royal E OsbeIl,
whllc members )f the United 8 ates
Circuit Court are regarded IS the strong
hold OF the other faction. Il vas some-
times termed the hostility OF the Cup
stairs and dowDstsirs" of the Richmond
Federal building. Especially sstopisbing
10 the rumor regarding Judge Lewis
being 8 possible object for official cans
collation.. Rumor hiss 1t that "hiddeu
hand" Is behind 1t ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
EXPLANATION DEMANDED.

An acute stage has been reached In
the revolution 10 Nicarsgus, growing
out of the putting to death Of two AMER.
icau citIzsns who we're members OF toe
iusurrectIonary forces. The State Dss
psrtment, afer obtaining ell the informa-
ton possible, yesterday afternoon, lest
evening gave practically Official recog.
milton to the Nicaragua rsvOintionists,
and made peremplory demand on Pres.
ideDt Zslsys, of NiCarsgus, for an ex.
PLANTATION OF the execution OF Leonard
Grace and Leroy Cannon, the Americans
condemned as iUsuTrec' ionlsts.
distinctions also we're forwarded to
Henry COldera, American vice consul at
Msnsgua, ssking for complete report
on The case. The demand for in ex.
PLANTATION was sent in the form OF dip,
lomstic note 10 Senior Rodriguez, the
charge d'affairs Of Nicaragua In Wash.
ingtop. 1t ives short and cOuched ia
language polite from diplomatic views
point, bat was exceedingly emphatic Ia
Its dlction end It's Significance.
Secretary Knox preceded bis demsnd
for an explanation with a conference
with the secretary Of the navy, resulting
In orders to the cruiser Des MoiueA aud
the gupboat ViCkshDTg TO proceed at
once to Nicsrsgusn waters, for the pIo-
teclIon of American Interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
STAY GRANTED,

Counsel for SAMUEL GJmperT, John
Mitcbsll and Faux Morrison made the
statement yesterday that they do not be-
lieVe it will be necessary for their clIef Ia
to sppear 10 theSOpreme Court 10 Wa'h'
ington Monday next, when, it MAS ex'
pected, the mandate would Issue.
The Court of Appeals yesterday graDtS
ed stsy 10 It's mandate until November
20 oy which Time cJunsel for the men
adjudged 10 contempt stated they would
have prepared their petition TO The
United States Supreme Court for writ
of certiorsrI.
Obief Justice Shepard, in announcing
the decisieu Of the court, declared that II
he petition for Q writ Of cer'iorsri were
filed 10 the highest tribunal by Novem-
Der 29, COUNSEL for Gompers add bis
ssrocistes might apply for futher Ox-
tension OF the time for Withholding the
mandate. While II did not say 30 10 so
many words 1t is intimsted by The Court
OF Appeals that 1t possibly would allow
a stay mill the Uoiied States S1preme
court bad plenty Of time 10 which to
pass upon the petition for The writ Of
csrti0FaTi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
The Preajdeut In Norfolk,

Norfolk, Va, Nov. l9.-The convert
ed yacht May hower, with President and
Mrs. Taft on board, arrived off Fortress
Monroe at $3.50 and the presidential
ssluIs of 81 guns vas fred By the fort.
The Mayhower was struck 10 the
mud in the Warrington hsrbor for
an hour last nigh. Immediately after
clearing the navy yard wharf. She
was finally pulled of by tug and the
trip south continued.
At 2 O'Clock the MAY flower came to
anchor snd President Taft came ashore
and vent to the Monticello Ro.el for
q short res'. he made his address to
8 street foil Of citizns aud a grsndstaud
full of waterway enthusiasts. In this
speech, President Taft placed his official
seal OF approval upon the Atlantic To-
land chsunel acheme. The principal
address Of the day, next to that OF
President TAFT, was made by Governor
Swanson, OF Virginia.
Alter the speech making, President
Taft was buried Cd a special car to Cape
Henry for az old-lashioued 'oyster
roast"
This evening the pres dent will attend
smoker given by the citizens OF Nor.
folk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Miss KathsrlBe Porter, ls years old,
daughter Of W. F. Porter, a well-known
real estate dealer, Of LIpcolu, Neb., vas
arrested 10 Washington yesterday, on
the charge OF forging check for $25.
The young woman told The police she
had been at school at Roanoke, Va 4,
aud came to Washington for few days.
When she arrived she found herself
without funds and wanted to telegraph
her father.
When brought into police besdqIs.
len ftom the Ycnug Women's Christ an
Association, where che spent the night,
Mes Porter frankly told the police that
she had signed the name Of q schoosma,e
10 check and had 1t cashsd at down.
town department store. She slso adj
miited that she did not know whether
her friend had money on deposit Ia
Washington or not.
The police held The young woman aud
notified her father. II the father makes
good The amount raised and bears ont the
story told by the young woOao, 1t is
understood thst the charges against her
will not be pressed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
Virginia News.

The Virginia aud North Carolins
Retail Implement, Machinery, aDd
Vehicle Dealers Association decided lC
at the meeting 10 Petersburg, yesterday
to meet next year at Norfolk, and
elected the officers for the eBsniug year
Mr.. John W. May, of Alexandra, was
chosen director.
Arriving 10 Norfolk from Washington
Yesterday to help entertain President
TAFT at Norfolk today, Harry St. George
Tucker, defeated 10 the last democratic
primary for the nomination for COVER
nor, asked whether be would again be
a candidate, replied: 81 will not only
be candidate for governor OF Virginia
four years hence, but L am candidate
right now"
A called meeting of The Lexington
PresbJ terry at Stanton yesterday the
matter OF Rev. DR.. A. NJ. Fbser''
resignation came up, aud the Presbytery
refused to place the call of the Tbeo'
logical Seminary Of Columbia, 8. O.,
10 his hands. This means that DR.
Fnzsr will remain at stsunton az pas
tor OF the First Prssby terrain Church,
of which be has had charge for Is
years. Two representatives were In
stanton from the seminary and ven
before the Presbytery, bat that bodJ
refused to dismiss Dr.. Frazer.
John a. Miller, Of Henrico, was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon st bis home,
miles below Richmond, charged with
assault upon Miss Jessie Wilson, who
died al the Virginia Hospital Saturday
morning, supposedly as a result of 80
operation. Miller was brought to Rich
moud and taken to police headquarters.
Miller is between As and so years old.
BE Was married twice, and is divorced
from hs second wife. Miller denied
the charge. he stated that Miss vii.
son bad been employed as q companion
by bis mother. The detectives say they
have strong case sgains. Miller,
though OF circums'antisl nature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
The Strike In Rorfeaux.

Bordeaux, Nov. 19.-The situation
10 the street railway emyloyts' strike
became more serious today when the
butchers and bakers OF the city threat.
ened to cut Of the city's food supply
Dy joining a general strike Of sympathy.
The employees Of the city lighting plsri
have already lined the strikers. The
officials feSt that unltss the strike Is
soon settled, he stikers will permsn'
emily dsrken the streets, and thus turn
the city over to vsndals after night-Iall.
Despite the fact that 5000 troops are
already on hand, endorsements COD
tiDue TO arrive. The street railway COM.
psny, however, is making no attempt to
move its cars, fearing such an attempt
would result 10 riCting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19

Mrs. F. Il. Groce, OF Hampstead,
Tex, telegrspbed the State Department
today to the effect that LsoDsFd Groce,
reported 81 having been executed by
President Zslsys, was her son. She
asEed the department for further Psrtic'
ulars.
The historic old library Of Georgetown
University, containing rare volumes,
Wss destroyed by FIRE today, the fame
stsEtiuk from a detective heater. The
loss Ia estimated at S15, 900.
The first meeting Of the National
Monetary Com mission since last winter
will be held tomonoN In the rooms oil
the Senate committee on 6usnce.
The recent West Indian hurricane hiss
apparently seriously disturbed the cable
service In thst section. All tf0rts oil
the Treasury Department to get into
comm unication by cable with the revenue
cutter Algonquin, whose station Is at
San Juan, Porto Rico, asve failed, snd
it hes therefore been impossible go far to
convey to her instructions TO search for
OIL. John Jacob Astor's missing yacht,
the Noumsbal.
The Baltimore Butchers and Absttoir Co.
today fled suit with the Interstate Com
merce Commission against the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Railroad Com,
pany asking that the railroad be compelled
to deliver live stock Ut the stock yards Of the
butchers COMPANY near CalYerton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19

ONE Of me strongest sIgumtO'S ~
imoroyed waterways ID their innneoce T.
the railroads. There ia very little COO
psthop between railroads. Every
where they aye grouped INTO systems q
sssocisilous. The Interstate UommeI''
Oommi.sion hss no disposition to meo
die With them very much, SO that 1h'f'
ia little regulation either by eOmps'lli''
or by official sciioo. Bat the 'ruoH u,
railroads feel the comp. tition OF th
Erie Osnsl even 10 lis present outgro"
oopditiop. The gulf railroads feel u
n, patition of the Mississippi river 81
far IS possible the railroads have ac
onired coutsol Of canals, in order TO sup
press their competition as is the case o
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad ana IN
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal. Tue vAiu'
of a free waterway is not mea'ured o'
the amount of traffic 1t carries, but .!
its Influence upon tbs charges oil III
railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
TOdsy's Telegraphic News
Amerlcan EederatIon Of Labor.

Toronto, Nov. IS The resolutions
committee of the American Federation
oil Labor, will repOr! 10 favor Of an old
sge pension system, to be maintained by
q national tag, and the convention will
undoubtedly adept the report.
Niue-Ienths OF the delegates believe
that President Gompe,s, Secretary Nor
Fison and Vice President Mitchell will
have to serve their prison sentences for
contempt OF court.
When asked what he would do If be
bad to spend q year 10 jail, President
GompeTs paused 8 moment and then de-
clGred eight"
The exodus of delegates began today
and there we're many empty desks when
tcdsy's session began.
TIE convention adopted the report 10
favor OF the American Federation oil
Lsbor, sffiliating with the international
secretsris,, made up of European fede-
rated labor bodies. 1t developed today
that Washington may be chosen for the
1910 convention Of lhe American Fede.
ration OF Labor, owing to the likelihood
of It's officers being in JILL 10 that city at
the time Of the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19

THERE is no limit to the uses oil ad'
yertisiOg. A novelty 10 that line comes
from away out 10 Crate, Nsb, where
the city marshal has recently made hit
with taxpayers by his Ingenuity. The
town had for months far too many
tramps on it's mess roster to suit the Peo-
pie who foot the bills, 30 the marshaI
decided on advertising IS remedy 10
papers in nesrby towns he inserted 'h's
brief card: "Wauted-Sevenleen hoooes
Tor stone crushing. None but bona hde
hoboes need apply" Not tramp has
been seen 10 the ueghbOrhood SINGS the
advertisement Appeared. Stone piles
aud sledge hammers are net Attractive
to men who are always 'lOokin' for
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
Affairs In Persia,

81. Petersburg, Nov. l9-Dlspstches
from Tebersn today are to the effect thai
the resignation OF the Persian cabine.
which came into poWsr after the sue
cessful revolution of Jaly Was forced be-
cause of the weakness Of its attitude to.
ward the rebels 10 the western proViD Gee.
The rebels, following the revolt of the
Shsbsevsn tribesmeo are concentrating
their forces for q movement toward Te-
hersn, with the aVowed intention OF
OVertbrowiug the new government and
restoring the deposed shah.
No effective measures for the subjec.
ton OF The rebels was taken by the cabi.
net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
Naval Plans Disappear.

Portsmouth,. EOglsud, Nov. l9-The
ficials of the navy yard here were
thrown into CONSERVATION today by the
discovery that set OF plans Of the la!est
British submarine hiss disappeared. The
plans bad been kept most secret aud l.
was believed no one bat the highest OIL
6cisls Of the navy yard knew of their
whereabouts.
This is the fourteenth theft Of secret
naval and military plans that the au.
thoritiss hsve discovered since January,
1909, and not single thief has been
sPPrehended.
The admiralty lie determined to show
no mercy If the thieves Gao be found, as
it is KnoWn that all the missing plans
have goue to Germany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19

The U. ) Circuit, Oont OF Appeals
for the Seven Circuit recently held, In
the Gaze OF Converse, receiver, We.
Gardner Governor Company, that the
act of ~ Illinois corporation 10 purchSs'
log and taking The capital stock OF 8
Minnesota corporation, even although
taking the same in a settlement arrange
ment Of debt oaiog to it by q bank
rupt compsuy, snd proposed reorgsuiz''
t On and future operation thereof, ives
pl,ra vines and void, and that no action
for collection OF assessments upon such
STOCK could be maintained sgaiUst the
Illinois corporation upon such sutsctip'
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
Hurricane and TIdaI Wave at Libson

LbsOn, Nov. l9-LIbson has been
swept by great hurricane following q
tidal wave from the Tsgus 100 feet high
which dragged steamers from their ar
chorsge aud sent them utterly beyond
control up river. Lights everywhere have
been extlnRuished and many houses have
been blown down.
When the hurricane bricks street fair
was in progress aud many temporary
.hta'res erected 10 hold ciuometOgrspb
exhibitions we're demolished. The crowds
were thrown iato panic and scattered
through the city. IL is rumored that
there are macy fatalities, but there are
no de'ails now available.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
WILL IGNORE POLITICS.

Blptist leaders say that the sessions Of
tbs Baptist General Association, which
meets Ia Portsmouth, this evening, will
attend to the wcrd OF the Lord and let
politics alone. With this remark comes
q criticism OF the recent Southern Meth
odist Conference which, according to the
Baptis's, was 60 political 10 Its nature as
to foreshadow church party 10 Vir-
ginis. It Is predicted tina. the Baptist
Don vention will hesr no outburst OF
oratory fgaiust the saloon, despite the
opposition Of The association to the
liquor traffic.
Ooe Of The chief matters to be con
sidered at The meeting 10 the mspping
ont OF q campaign to raise $50, Vir.
ginia's share of the 5000, 600 to be raised
for the theological seminary at Louis
vile, Ky. The Virginia B,piiss have
already paid about one-eiehth oEtbs de-
sired amount. The Louisville InstitO-
ton is one Of the most uumerously g.
teDded Protestant schools 10 the worl:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19

Mr.. MACVEAGH, stcretsj OF 10.
treasury, WHO is completing bis aOOuS'
report to Congress, says he has examine
into the corporation tax very carefully
but has nothing to say IS to the revenO'
he believes it would produce 1t is re
ported, hosevsr, that the net income i
likely TO resch $27, 500, 600 5 year from
this source and that approximately l22.'
600 corporations, including those Wi'hif
the S.. coo p year exemption, will make
reports. This is comparatively sma'
amount Of money for the big corpora
tions and combires to pay, but 1t is pre-
dicted that they will not pay even Ihi'
much till all the courts in the land haV'
decided sgains, them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 10, 1879.

GATHERING Increased momentum
with eyfiy daily development, the move
meut of the government sgainst the
suRsr trust promises not only the mo'l
sts,tlipg revelations Of criminsllty II.
"big business" that have come sloce to'
,,surauce investigation, bat 1t promises
also to sGect public sentiment aud 'h'
attitude of public men 10 such a name
tb,t the very policies Of the goTeFDmeO
NAV take their iorm aud colOripg froT
,he discoveries msde end expected
President Taft and his Cabinet members
are fully sgretd that there must be tn'
NINA, determined action by The govern
mtpt TO stop he criminal PRACTICES u
nuni.h the offenders snd TO destroy INT
sv.,.m under which suoh gross taud'
bsve been perPtttated' Tie 'uo)'e'
b,s been pudtr consideration by to
,,esident sud lbs Osolnet, OUT ~ ioi
81 oc,,on has been taken because nt
1o'msl action ess regarded as necessary
The tru.i, IL is said, will be prosecuted
%, svs,v cffsose that eau be provee
.n.iD., il. sud it is promised The De-
ns,,meut of Justice will Ptoceed Is iS''
3. evidence can be OBJ sioed and 'h'
case, prepared for Submission to ID
courts. The MATER tas passed beyon'
the stsUe y here there can BE- any other &c
miuistratlon policy tnso the de'er@'OA'
ton to eniorcs the law, and this snou''
DO done at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-19
F.t,bI shing Naval Base.

London, Nov, ls.-With the be-
siDniog today of The establishment Of
, oayal base at the Orkney Island, the
Norsh sea btcomes practically British
lake, which on the outbreak of "sT
could be Immediately closed to the rest
of the World. The British admiralty
has loog conlempla cd the fertilization
Of the Ofkneys as part OF an elaborate
scheme Of naval defence.