Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-19
News Of the Day.

News Of the Day.
Michael MazzIcota, fOurteen-year
old boy, and his aunt, Fannie Mszz'cots,
twenty-five years old, both Of New York,
who eloped, intending, the girl says, to
be married, we're arrested 10 Philsdel-
phia yesterday on wairents assured by
the parents.
At Yesterdays session Of the asSocia-
ton Msj. Richard Sylvester, of Wash
ingtoD, d. O., and Harvey @. Carr, OF
G and Rapids, Mich, we're reelected
president aud secretary-treasure respect
lively of the National Association Of
Police chiefs.
Tiburcio Garcia, mail carrier be-
between Torreon, Mexico, and Topis, a
remote mining camp, and his brother,
Juan, we're murdered by robbers Thurs
day. The robbers in the belief that the
dead eyes retain the Photographic I'm
preston of the murderers, had dug out
the eyes of their victims.
The attorney for the Japanese Leader
Negofo yesterday made a charge OF
burglary against Sheriff Henry and
Others for entering his Office, In Homo
lulu, breaking open the des k and steal
ing papers The grand jury is now in
vesiigating the charge that these papers
revealed = conspiracy among the jap
a1ese leader to seize Hawaii.
Bishop Warren A. Caudler, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Georgia,
was yesterday agreed upon as the third
srbitrstor 10 the dispute between the
Georgia Railroad Company and its FIRE.
men. Bishop Gamblers selection was de-
cided upon at conference in Washing.
too between former Secretary of the
Navy Hillary A Herbert and Repre-
sentative Hardwick, of Georgia, the
other two arbitrstors. Mr.. Herbert
has telegrsphed Bishop Gambler, at At
ANITA, urging him to sccepl.
Mrs. Ellie Henrici, vile Of Prof.
Ernest Henrici, we'll known 10 German
circles OF Baltimore, aged about 20 years,
was killed by being struck by lightning
last Thursday AFTERNOON on the farm OF
her husband, near Mechsuicsvile, st.
Mary's county, Nd, and the professor
himself WAS knocked unconscious by the
same fash. Professor Henrici sooD
recovered. The bolt OF lightning also
Get fire to the house, but the flames were
sxtiuguished by the work Of neighbors
before they could create very much dam
sge
Run down and probably fatally In
iured By a westbonnd Pennsylvania
avenue Ger at Sixth street, Washington,
shout 1880 o'clock lat night, William
NJ. Lewis, member of the jswelry firm
of Shaul Il May, of Atlanta, Gs., is at
Emergency Hospital suffering from con-
question Of the brain, and injuries about
the face and body. Charles M. Helm,
motormsn OF the car, and Joshua 7.
Wexford, conductor, we're arrested by
Central Office Detectives Bsur and
Weeden. The timely arrival OF the
detectives on the scene prevented riot.
The authenticity OF two words on a
slip of paper ia glass csse-"GrOver
Cleveland -sbout which the trial of
Broughton Brsndenburg, the magazine
writer, charged with grand larceny for
the sale to the New York Times Of an
article purportiug to have been written
by Mr.. Cleveland, has largely centered
so far, lost something of its importance
yesterday iu New York, when Brsnden-
burg's counsel announced that his client
would admit the signature was forgery
and not that OF the former president
of the United States.
Albert Monroe and bic bride Of week
we're found dead in their chamber in
Willismsport, Pa, yesterday afternoon
On dresser Was partially filled box
of chocolates. There was nothing to
indicate violence, and 1t ia thought they
we're victims of poisoned candy. They
we're in their night clothes aud the gas
was burning brightly, indicating that
they bad been overcome before getting
into bed. The wemsn's body lay on
the floor and the man was leaning for
ward across The bed. The dead man
was q clerk in the Office of Chief Vernes,
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad police,
and was % years of age. The couple
were married on June 10 aud had just
returned from their wedding tour.
While sixteen children, who were at
tending a Sunday school picnic at Mar
tin Springs, near Sparta, Ga, we're
standing under tree yesterday to es-
cape q Sudden shower, bolt Of light
ming struck the tree aud every child was
rendered unconscious. When aid came
the children were found lying in hesp
at the foot of the tree, and ali we're APP
parentIy dead. There we're two doctors
in the picnic psrty, aud on examination
they discovered that not one of the
children had been killed outright,
though six OF them we're In such cOndi-
ton that t heir recovery is impossible.
Examination disclosed that on The bodies
OF nine of the children the tree bad been
perfectly photographed by the electric
bolt. Another strange thing is that the
shoes had been torn from the feet OF the
little ones, and every piece OF metal
about them fused.
Suicide Theory Exploded.