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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Street Car Jumps the Tra:k.

PITT 6eld, Mass,, Feb. 9.-Miss BESSIE
Ryan, aged 81, was in.taut'y killed, an
unidentified man fatally hurt and more
than fifty other persons seriou ly Injured
near Hinadale, tuSnro, early Today
When a CIR OF thu PItt6eld Street Rail
say Company left the track on high
grade, dsshing into az abut NEE Of the
the BJstoa and Albany Rsil1Ay aud Was
smashed u splluters. Going down 6
steep grade one mile west Of Hlusdsle
The brake failed and. lhe heavily loaded
car spsd down tbs rails at high speed.
Near the Boston and Albany tracks i.
left the tack aud sped into a [ me EbLt
nent againit which it was piled 10 8
heap with the passengers tiogled with
The splint red mbers aud glass. Word
OF the wreck was t lsrhoned h're snd a
relief car dispatched. 1t ran tff tIt
track before teaching the scene of lhS
cc.dsnt, and a second car brought moFt
tlsn forty Of the victims to the hospital
h;re. None are expected t. die, save
ooe uuident a d man who was badly
q ut lated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAL S

Northern m&ils, week days, close at 46a.
m. and 10 40 q. M, and 40, 10
and 10 80 p. M. Open at 800 g. M,
IL 90 m, and 90 p. m. On Sundays Northern
mails close at s As q. M, i 40. and 10
p. N.
southern mails via Southern Railway close
al 10 40 q. M, 80 and 10 10 p. N. Open
at 800 q. N. and 90 p. n.
Southern mails, via E., f. d p. Il. z :,
close at 8 40 and IL 40 q. NJ, and 50, 7 co
and 10 % o. m. Open at 8 ard 9 80 o. M,
3 and 10 Is p. N.
Manassas Division mails close at s IS O. m.
and 8 80 o. m. Open at II m. and 10 10 D. Ia.
Bluemont Branch, Southern Railway, mail
close al SO q. M, and 20 D. N. Open
at Q 100 a. N. and 90 p. n.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 1 40 p.
N. and 10 10 D. IN. ODen st sos. n. and
4 00p, m.
and 10 20 8. H.. and 40. 8 Is.
l2O0 n. and % o, m, and g30p. m,
Office Hours-Open at 8 90 a. IA. Clos 81
s. Sunday HOur,-open &. sOOs. m. closa
az 10 90 q. NJ.
Carriers Schedule Collection nads on IN.
side routes-5 Is and 10 90 g. m. and 500 aud
81 ?. ~. Fru route-6 10 a. m. and 8 30 o.
~, sunday objection 4 As y. m. Csrrieis'
~ nn open Sunday 600 a. "a. and oloss
D D'li,sriss made 800 M. 10 D. m. and
All mail should be In the oe:os ian ruiuulsz
psiors our indicated time for closing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
COMMON COUNCIL.

AT q regular meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil Of the city Of Alexandria, Va held Feb
ruary s, 1910, there were present:
Hubert Suowden esq, president, and Messrs.
Lea1beater, Burke, Rishaiil, Brumbaok
Smith. Bril-, Bladder. Birrell. Monroe, He'll
muth, Harrison, Uhler and SpinkR.
Ordinances 10 deed property to Park Ag.
new on the esst side of Lee street, between
Church AID South streets, and property on
Church street. west side Of Lee street, and a
potit on from NJ. }. Mcfarland for Coed to
property at No. 2?5 north West street, which
" re refs! red to the Committee on Finance
o. January 20, 1910, we're repcr ted upon by
the committee, recommending that the Cor
poration Attorney examine into the rights OF
the casts and the safe guarding Of the ritv's
interest snd if in his judgment and all fees
shall have been paid and at no expense to the
city he is instructed TO prepare deeds trans
ferring such title as the CITY may have 10 the
property t. the proper parties, dnlV executed,
aud the report was adopted-ayes II, noes Q.
The joint Committee on Public Property
end Finances recommended that the sum OF
1920 ba appropriated for the purchase Of
suitable hose for the use Of the fire depart
ment, under the supervision Of ths Board Of
Fire Wardens, the Chief Of the ; ire Depart
msnt and two members Of the Joint Commit
tee on Public Property and Finance aud the
report was adopted dyes / I. noes 0.
A bill was received nom the Van Ransselaer
Manufacturing Coz, Of Troy, N. Y. for fire
bydrants furnished the Board Of Fire War,
dens amounting to $685.. Mr.. uhlsr moved
that the bill he paid Mr. Smith offered
substitute referring the matter to the Finance
Committee, and he bill Was 30 referred,
A resolution that when Council edjOurns
tonight /. he to met on the second Tuesday
in March YVES offered by Mr.. Brill and passed.
The boa then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY. Clerk c. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Mouss In Car Brings Panic.

Bisiol, Pa, Feb Cont rni ion
reigued yesterday 10 car No. IL on the
Bucks q, unity Electric line, when q
schoolma'am lesped upon the seat, gsti-
cred her skirts sbtu her and shriekI d
for the conductor. Whats tie trouble,
Miss?" he inquired. "There's mouse
10 the caIl' she fat calIy cried.
Thereupon all the other feminine pss
sspgers assumed the ssme position as the
"scboolma' am" They vera 9u ckly
resssursd by the conductor, who ST.
nounced that the mouse was perfectly
harmless, and bad been residing on the
selissme car for over two months, pos
sessed OF the wAndtru,t, or speed mauIs
TIE crew say the mouse Is up early every
morning, and ticks his heal out
every trip to get glimpse Of the oecu-
pant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Sixty-first Congress.
lSecond Session
Washington, Feb. 9.
sRNATK.


Senator Hale t,dsy fa7orsbly npo t.
ed rom the committee on Davsl sft .ir. u
bill making Commander R1btit E..
peary, discoverer of the North Pole, O
rear a1mirsl ia the ravy and placing
him on the retired lis.
Immediate consideration was nqu st'
ed and he bill passed With ut discussion
or comment. Aa amendment was adopted
providing tIat Rear Admiral Ptary
should receive tie hIghes, pay OF his
grade.
A resolution Introduced by S,nft,r
HeJ barn calling on Secretary Wilson for
detailed inform on regarding the ed.
uestion Of forest rangers was adopted
" t1Cut debate, 1t requests II OF the
rangers go eSuat ID. le expeI go attach
ed, the colleges q uded snd all ds,a
connect d With the sutis,t
A resOlu ion introduced by Senator
Clay dem Ga calling on the pos'-
mstr general for comparative inior-
nation rfgsrdlug transportation rates
for second class ma matter 10 this aud
forelgu c'u1tsies was today pEs,ed over
With Il action.
The Ssnate passed a bill p'oyidfrg
for parIlcip on by the UoiIed States
ia two interest onsl expos tons 10 be
held Rome aud Turin next yesf 10
celebrate the fitch snniVerssry of the
kingdom. A commissioners general was
authorized for each exhibition snd
$3.50 600 vas appropriated for necessary
expenses.
A thorl II b end comprehensive inves-
LEGATION lnto The increased cUit Of living
sas today considered by the SeD,t'. Tbs
E kius resou ion, With features CT The
Lodge aud MeCu nber resell Ons add.
ed, was tsken AZ the basis Tor the pro-
posed Inquiry l, wss read at length
aud the comm 90 amendments adopted.
The resolution wss adoped
Senator B vertgs urged Senator Oar.
t,r to have a da.e liked Tor vo.ing on the
postal savings banks bill 10 order thst
ce may proceed with the Alaska civil
government meNu'e.
Senator Garter believed there wsa 40
disposition to delay the postal savings
bauks bill.
HOUSE.
1.-THE cen,ui buresu has made exsmi-
nstlons for supervisors 20 hard tba. Or.
plcautI can't pass them and then the
places are doled out as political pie"
declared Nh. Msup 10 the House today.
"rhe Hou'e should tike cogniziucs
o. this attempt to evsds the law" ssid
Representative Norris (rep Nsb) }. "I
understand that the EXAMINATIONS fer
somo positions require applicants to slate
hat they sre college graduates.
No ac.ion wac taken By the House.
La col tsst between George Wash
iOgton and General Won ST, u1en, the
German general won out and the En- q.
peTOr OF GERMANY will receive a brouz,
statue Of Won SeuSsn corting s.. 900
from the United States.
Emperor William presep ID the u lated
States government with statue OF Fred
eIick the Great some time sgo and Rsp-
esentstive BIrIholdt, introC u,ed fhe bi I
TO reciprOcate.
Representative Su'z3r waited to sepd
q sis us Of George Washington instssd.
"MaDy people Ia this Gu tiy are
starving and need food more than they
10 s!stles to give away p cried Mr.
Ftzy gerald.
The bill wss passed without q sting
gle and the House at once plu Iged Inro
a SOU bile over another historic affair
this time q bill for $50, 900 to erect two
memorial arches at Valley Forge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 9, 1910.

NOTWITHSTANDING thu grea, age OF
mother earth AM the experience OF
personB wh) Aourisbed Thousands Of
years before ths present generation wa'
born ihsr5 are sill many persoDs In
ell civilized Countries who are susc'I =
table OF imposIure. J-slah 8. s ard, p
vent, negro prophet and head OF
the "HolS Gheslsrs," who declares
that everything hs does ia directed BY
the 10 4 aud lhl. he Is the "H )lg
Ga1,t and Biehop Of The Church OF tae
Lying Goj, The Pillsr aud G0uad OF
Tfath," hs5 been .t:avelilg about " t.
q little bao1 OF whito women as diesel
ples. Hs "a nov der arrest at B 'lIi'
more. iorbesitOg Mrs. Rosa Dsn-
nerd, Of Brooklyn. Whsn arrested
S urdsgeut had vita hin three white
aud one colored wonsp. O0e OF thu
white won ~ Gays sho married the negro
lie slsl has colOrai woman with him
wh, claim, b be tie wife. The womeo
srs yolny ami attractive 10 appearance
aad say they followed the negro from
New York aud Philadelphia. Mrs
Ross Dsmmeid vas member OF lhs
bad, according TO her slstemsnt, un'il
she tebsllel sgAios. an assault made
on her By s u,jsVelt Mrs. D'mme'd
said taa, she sni tbs other womsn we're
forced to ,ub,i,t On very little food,
and ha, irqusatlS they wafa bsats'
by s!urievent, wao said that the "L1'd
had dlrec ed him to 6es, thu GOuso.
Th1 womsl allege tat they were placed
under a spell by 5u'deVent and that
thsy we're forced o follow him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
City Council.

There was no meeting Of the B ard Of
Aldermen last night, President Curtin
snd MetArs. Balleoger aud Fl zgerald
bsiug the only members pTesen'. Ac.
cording % The lule, the board will meet
tonight
COMMON COUNCIL.
The finance committee recommended
thst celtiin ordinances providing for
the furnishing of deeds to Park Aguev
for two lois near Lee snd O6urcb
streets and 10 NJ. J. Mcfarland for q
lot on north West street Whic1
we're purchased at tsx sales, be referred
to the corporation attorney and this WAS
done.
The committee on finance aud fuSlic
property recommended an appropriation
Of 1890 for the purchase OF Gre hose
and the appropriation was made.
The CHAIR said the amount ssked
for had evidently been reducsd from
81 900 IN order lhtt IL might pass b u
boards on the same night. This re.
duciion be said was not necessary as
the state law provides that no apple
priatlon 10 excess Of 1000 shall be
acted upon By both boards at the same
meeting.
A bill for $lS8 S5 for fire bydrsuis
wSg presented By the FIRE Bardeus. This
b III caused some scuslon, some mem.
bars thinking the Gre waTdens should
have come 10 council for this money be
fore making the purchase. Mr.. Uhler
moved that the bl be paid. Mr. Smith
moved IS 3 subst t1ts that the bill he
referred t, the commit e on finance and
general lsws. The luistliuus was
carried.
A resolution came 10 proposed BY
member of the Board OF Alderman pro.
viding that When couocil fdjjnrn l. be
t met On the second Tuesday 10 March,
81 the next meeting Would follow on toe
221d Of Feblu lry.
NJ. Smith thought a special mettlrg
should be held for the purpose OF cjt-
sid 'riog the building law.
Mr.. Pu he agreed, ssying thst II the
u lding law, the health lay snd few
o,her lengthy bills we're passed the cod
tying OF ie city laws w5ald Be simpliied
aud cheSpsued, aud It VISA decided that
such a meeting should bs held next
Tuesday. The resolution to bold the
next regular meeting on March 8 b, was
adopted, however.
Mr.. Brrell notified the aldermen that
Gil wss ready TO sdjouru and the
pfeaidert Of the upper board sell his
coogra atoms ID cOuDcll on having
finished their business before the alder
men we're through, though the reason
for this Tas that t1e2e was 90 gu run 10
he aldermen and 60 they could not
trsrsscl any tu Illness.
Cvuucil then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
The Proposed Reception to Rooss
welt

Washington, Feb. "a parkda OF
gaily decked merchant vessels long
column of civic crgsOiz tons paradiug
New York street,, PtesidenS Tat shah
log hands with Bwsnu Jumbo on 8
Fifth aver ue revieSing stand while the
thousand cheers, and dollar dinner
we're a few of the Ii tie details Of
"Teddy Day" discussed at the Whit
House today when John A. Stewart Of
the New York republican club took up
the Roosevelt reception with President
Taft. S ewart said that In the cable
gram 10 Roosevelt asking permission to
prepare this reception 1t had been set
forth that he scheme met With Presi'
dent Tafts approval, No formal 10.
vitstIous las yet been extended to
President Tsft and II ls considered i'm
probable that he will be able II accept
when 1t Is ,ndered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09

add that 10 turn the canntrs will call
G doc or the best ever. 81 will have
several suggestions FOR them SIS TO how
Trey may popliarizs their products snd
overcome some of the prfjIdice that
cit ,lus in the public mind about canned
goods," said the dottr, "fhe idea OF
beu rate of soda 10 canned goods is, fIr
Ia, tsoce, eatirely erronetul There Is
none Of this u.ed at all ard no need of il.
/ will not however discuss barz2ale oil
soda 10 my Talk" And no one asked
lbe dott), why.
Speed Is 10 be one OF the moss iu-
p5Ttau requirements Of lhe Senate coz =
miltee for the nvesligelion OF high food
proc nets. ga report next summer
would not do" said member Of the
Senate today. at should BY eli mesns
be in by April or May 30 that tie peo'
pie can get good understanding OF IT
before ne fal campaign" 1t WassIstcd
today that all the sessions Of I've con =
init &c will be held In this city. 1t lie
expected that tie investigators will get q
Urge psrt of their evidence ffom tle
government departments.
President Taft today endorsed the bill
of Representative Madison, OF Kansas,
which calls for so investigation OF the
procedure 10 federal cout', With a view
t. recommending changes inst will facil-
itste the operation of the machinery Of
justice. The president has long ad7o.
csts I'D action which Gull do away with
tie laws delsy"s hich be believes Is one
of the most pressing questions of the
present dag. he has promised Rep" e.
sentative Madison all the support tbs t
he can give the Madison mcclure which
is now in the House committee on jul
Ciary.
A bill prlVi1iug thtt u1.entsred pup
lie lands msy be included in irrigation
districts that are flImsd unler state
laws, was discussed b. the Fl ue COM
miitee on irrigation today aud Indie
lions era that, as soon a. the sdminh-
trative feature Of the bill can bs de-
cided uoou, it will BE- reported fsvorably
to'ha II iuse.
The H,use ways add means commit
tees ingttt CATION of the high cost Of
living setmI to have stuck a suag'
Experienced Pill. II on TIE comui tie
asstrt- lhlt they'll tie. move the sDag
or the boat wi:hin day or two and
tast the investigation will surely Pre-
coed. TIE delay, hoEevsr, hiss given
rise to The rnm0r that the H use hsd
about decided to abandon It's plrtic pa.
ton IL the i;q ilry and that it Dad
agreed TO "lsy dom" In order to ei'e
the Senate light of way AID slso 10 save
expense. "The House will hold the
invest gator, there's no question about
that" said OImp CLARK { lem Mo- be
leader Of 1s minority, "but whether 1
will be d ne By the ways and means
ommIt.ee or some ttler committee, aid
whether it will be done exactly as he
org GA Ie,ol, ton provides, remsins to
be seen.
A reto u inn calling for a lu'l s'lt o.
meDt OF reclamation work WAS recon %
N 'nded for adoption BY the Senate cou
mittee on public lands lodav.
River and haybor bill will carry $r45,
COO for the improvement of Toledo
harbor Of this sum 500, 900 will be
devoted to deepening the channel; rest
for dredging. portion OF the later
appropriation will be spent 10 dredge
above Fasset street bridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
From Washington.
tCoTespondenos o. the Alexandria Gazette
Warrington, February 9.

Washington, February y.
A delegation from Alexandra called
on President Taft today to urge the re-
app9intment of Thomas F. Burroughs SO
pct nes.er Burroughs hiss been ia the
Alexsndria post. flee for 40 years and
has been po,imsser for the last four
years. His rtapp0inimeDtis urged ny q
luge 1u nber Of prominent ciuz rs and
lu,iness associations, bot he has not Il Q
endorsement Of the eLular democratic
organization.
There will be an end to ctupons, pic
tares and przss 20 the sale Of iotacco II
bill introduced by Mr.. Beveridge 10
the Ssnlt 70 today receives the approval
of O1rgress. Fac bill is 'ictly craWn
70 pre7eot the giving OF present. with
any kind OF tobacco.
The Ma iOnsl Geographic Society
managers lday took % the problem OF
usys sBd m6ans to secure m ids for the
American expedition which Is to lacf
Ospt. SC is British outfit 10 tie S nth
Pole. FOllosiDg ye,tsrcsy's decision OF
the mssagers II jlin The Pesry Arc
tic Club la "a fl ting the expedition the
qu 'slion Of money to provide the necces-
sites for he trip is now the problem. A
series of public subscriptions hiss been
suggetted, bot /. Is believed hat the
Geographic Society will eDdesvOr TO raise
the smouo, necessary, estimated 4 $780,.
Ol0, without going outside of the so.
Getty. With he $40, 600 offered By
Commander Pssry 10 New York last
evening az ftsSler, il Is believed The
full amount will soou be msde u.
Peary's ship, the Roosevelt, hiss been
accepted By the society for the txpedi.
ton, and Capt. samuel Bartlett, who
commanded her on the North Pole search
will head the patty.
President TAFT signed prOelsm lone
today granting the minimum tariff to
Argentina, BAIL, Paraguay and Ufr
guy, PanGma, Mexico and Liberia.
These ale the frs, procIsmsilons to be
issued 10 iasor OF say L.t.a American
cultry. There Is still nu'h work
shtsd Of the tariff beard IS Only about
20 ga OF 100 c0ur /, les have been dis
,,qsed Of. OF these tire ooe which Is
givipg the most trouble In France. 1t
is 20, expected that there wilt be any
r,ous difficulty Sin connection 10 the
Slu'h American C, Il llties.
Doctor Wiley, bad food slstth, ls u
pay the canuers quite q comp liner ihis
week by engaging With them in game
o'"firg around tastosy" at their aOnusl
CONVEX ton st Atlstt,c Oily. Ii is
understood that Doctor Wiley will s, /
forth the blessings OF canned food 10
these high.prlOed, smbslned food days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
FIRE AT THE UNIVERSITY.

The pretty chapel at the University
OF Virgins had narrow escape from
total dsst u ,tiOn by Ere OF an early, b. ut
yesterday morning.
Ia passing the stru;u'e aboUt 1870
o'clock Oscar TbraVss smelled burning
pIue and going to the windows be found
them red hot. The Ohsrott ,svile Fire
Department was summoned and was
soon OF work.
The organ escsped, bsiUg only severely
blistered by the hest. The 81 900 carpet
Is, OF course, ruined. The 6rsmen did
their work with the minimum injury by
wItar. All Of the stained glass windows
escaped injury. The loss nss been es!i-
mated at about So, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Fire in coStou.

Boston, Feb. 9.--Nearly $500 0O(
damage was caused here early today by
Ere which practically destroyed The
Brighton sbsltoir ard hundreds of head
Of cattle aad other stock we're saved
from death only by being turned looae
10 the streets. The building occupied
BY the NsT England Rendering Com
plny was totally destroyed aud that OF
me BiWker Fertilizr Company aud
other concerns badly demsged. More
tbaa $50, pounds OF dress.d beef,
hogs and other me II we're Destroyed.
Thousands Of pounds OF g'esse aud fas
from the rendering plants rendered the
tack Of qu ,nchiug The FIRE almost an
impossible one and Only eit,r lorg
hard fight Was part OF The itu' acre
sbattoir asVed. TIE aha In was owned
by the ArmouV. |, MAS the Target
10 Massachusetts and one OF the lsrsCst
la the ehole east.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
More Strikes

B t1lehew, Pa, FEB. 9.--The strike
St The pla' Of the B taleheD Steel Oom
p,ny spread 10 the moulding depa ne,
t day when. following conference with
Charles NJ. Schwsb, who refused - con
slider their alleged grievance, $50 mould
ers wei out. These men are of the frs
class OF skilIed labor employed 10 To
PLAT Three hundred mere Hungarian
laborers Joined the strike today making
$50 leborers now Involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09


As STATED yesterday Mr.. Wade d.
Ellis, assistant to the attorney general
Ia the Dsra tnsnt Of Jui'iCe, has T,-
signed and has Leen Appoiatsd chairman
OF TIE republican executive commit E,
of Ohio. Tie republicans, 1t is given
Cns. sra sfrsd OF that state and Nh. Ellis
Is to sssuma charge Of the Ohio cam
pqigu which is to be an active one. MI
Ellis Is called q "trustbuster" aud 1t !:
shrewdly suspected that he has been II
moved from bis pcs ton in tie Depart
melt o. Juatice by those who are op'
posed to the interference W.tI t'usts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Starving Wolves La italy.

Rome, Feb. 9.-S.arving wolves are
creating 30 much havoc In the Vicinity
of Piacsnza, 10 northern Italy, that the
sutl1rities OF the district today asked
that t le oops be sent there TO extermi-
cate the animals. WolVes In great nam
bsrs have come down on the Apennines
snd gre spreading terror through msDy
Villages. Several persons have been
killed and a great desl OF live stock
de t:oJed. Men are afraid to venture
out to fight the wolves aud are shooting
them from the windows OF their homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Falling or 10 income Taxes

London. Feb. "a falling off O.
$40. 100000 income tsxes for he teurrens
6.c,l reir was seported by the govern
menl t,day. This 1t thug decrease In
rsveous rti u'ts from he lsilure to pass
ne Lloyd. George budget las, year,
which prevented the revenue depart nent
from enforcing tie cu'tomary tlxes, Had
there q been the hu lg' tangle, tie 10
come taxes for the current year would
have exceeded all records.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
The Enp.ish Lnbnr Party.

Newport, Wales, Feb. 9-rhat the
labor party, With its forty votes 10 the
forthcoming Psrlismeuf, will demand
radical legislation from The liberals for
the price of its srpport, Was indicated
today by Kisr HsrdIe, the labor meh =
Der OF Parliament from Merthyr rydvil,
10 bis inaugural address as president of
the labor party congress, 10 which he
was elects today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09

ATTEMPTS sre beiDg made 10 indians
to fdl another SIC. to the hundreds
which slrsadg represent Chfistauily'
The members Of the new faith call then -
selves "The Church Of the First BorO,"
part cdlsrly distinguished By it, doctrine
that Ch-ist vas born undsr an apple Te'
aud Tia! those that believe ia II Shsll
have power to tuodue poisonous reptilef.
Il Is declared that the preachers Ia their
public meetings handle only harmless
water snskes aud tba! one Of the sec
had refused to open box containing =
rstller hen he heard Its characteristic
warning. The people OF Nashville a.
tempted t, mob tho memters Of the
church lew rights ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-09
Three Persons Asphyxlate !.

New York, Feb. 9.-Three men,
William Rooerisou, aged 81; his brother,
Alexander, AZ. and William Thompson,
"a, we're found dead In their room on
tle )psr q lor OF their boarding house
la BiOokIyn today. 1t ia believed the
men were ssphyxIa!ed by Illuminating
gas which was escSpiua from a wide
open tx ure Ia The upper hall.