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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
Other Books.

'r" increasing "reminiscences which
~ lam Dean Howells has published
r . 'rIrrd Mark Twain. supplemented
.H ..- criticisms which Mr. Howrlls
- .. a. VARIOUS iirnes about Mark Twain :
bon. -- make up a little volume called
~, Marx IVAN tHarp-r-i II - a
..'.l tribut. from the living author
. 800. who has inst died Mr. How
...-- pleasant pictures 81 his inter
.--. m Mr. Clemens and with other
...a 'u-nd-. but ". fancy the reader
%. ..u isiter idea 81 Mark Twain
... shat Nj H"w-ll- thought Of him
.~ criticisms. written when inn
yer" fresh
.. an. that little that is new ran
..sa about stevenson y life IN Samoa
.f me public would rather turn
.4-Il-r periods ~ the novelist .
u i Muur-. however met ST..
,n" Nailima days and has writ
uur.---tons and r.coll-otiDas in
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. tpuuany B-iouI and Incl
y.'au hr- own views "n the "pn-
... ..f..- ui the islands Collectors
........p literature will wish - add
........ o.. 10" others
10. '.... u ~ John Burroughs that Mr
H..r-,'r J.ur-iIes with hiS "am"ra
..r.' .rilii.d In N" CatsL iIls
30. g"...i o." essays NJ Burroughs
.."u 1nuru the region in which
'ss born and brought up. and he has
..r.-I hem with beautiful aud
-".a.. -d photograph Of scenery
'.... b. makes a volume that all
.. ..r ,arzkill- will wish 20 ha,s
" .na1 IN hIs introduction Mr..
...I- attention IN the fact mat
..''ir- 10 rhs birthplace ~ JAg
r".. a. John Burroughs and thai
o." rHys sent 70 school. rOamed
40 ... .uIutry and worked on a. farm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
A Successful
Wife
By q. Dorset

Wifehood has never before
been seen so clearly through a
woman's eyes. The story is
told Just as real wife would
tell OF her trials and triumph.
But few women could write with
the limPid sincerity and SIM
plicity that makes this story
such a continued delight. No
one will question the utter truth
of this wifc's behavior, but many
will question whether her hard
won success was worth its cost.
A novel that uncovers the very
heart of the woman of to- day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
Round the
Year With
the Stars
By Garrett p. SerbisS

The book tells you how TO
know the stars and when and
where TO expect them. Just
what every body can know and
ought 70 know about astronomy
no more. Mr.. Serviss writes
win infectious enthusiasm.
"Star- gazing" he says, ais great
medicine for the soul" One
doesn't need a telescope or even
an opera glass-it is naked eye
astronomy he tells about.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

Al AOOK0 w.

On Monday, nert Monday,
the great novel MAX SUiH be
for sale. Katherine Cecil
Thurston, author of the
MaSguerader, - 1Drote 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

HISTOFY ~ the World for Eieyen Nears a.
tod In the sun re rornpietr ara perfect. make
ofeT. ~. boH 100 sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

BODAS-Ah Out 81 print po,s~s bpucI a.
matter on what subject wute me stAung booEs
= Anted; can get yOu any book ever published
Ehen IN England Can and inspect my STOCK o.
b0DD rare booEs. BAkEHS CHEAT HOOk
SHOP. Iohn Alright 1t. Btrmin ghan. Enriaad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17
What leading book
publishers say of
THE sun:

Enr dittlon and >tNic. freshness.
originality and genuine news IN
tercSt IHF Sun has no equal.
IHE NACMILLAN CONPNNY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

Hooks for the Young.
\ collection 81 stories and verses ny
tn" late joel Chandler Harris. soma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

The notion Is 4 pretty general
one that no paper has. cditorally.
the ability 10 produce more clever.
brighter copy on almost any
subject than has TIL Sun.
ID. APPLETON X COwPN>Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

THE Sun has national rcpu
ta'Ion ~ new NTaper Ilil Il \
* peculiarly m" organ Of live
book-rcldlng people
MOFFAI. lNED X CONPANY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Roosevelt, and Pinchot,

Porto Maurice, April y Theodore
Roosevelt today accepted al inVits ton,
personally delivered by Clifford Piuchot,
10 address the meeting OF the Natiousl
Conservation Congress at Kaotas City
early In sep'ember.
The Significance of todsy's acceptance
is apparent Ooe of Rooseveit's pc. rs.
forms vas thu conversation movement
Pinchot was bis right bower. Plncbot
and Secretary BAllinger ran q foul.
President Tsf. supported dis cabinet
member and called for the resignation Of
Pinchot,
Roosevelt has besrd tee Pinchot eide
of the controversy, accepted bis friends
statement, and, without waiting TO hear
from the other side, be has inditaea
that bis syupsthies are all With Pinchot
Pinchot's met tiug with Roo:evslt yes.
terday las ed almost ubtil midnight, aod
that it vas entirely satisfactory to the
ex-.orester was shown by the bread
smile thft lighted his face when he re.
t1rned [, bis bntel.
Deadwood, S. D., April I2-U. S. Mar
shall Seth Bullock, for ma ny years ulti-
mate friend of Theodore Roosevelt has re-
ceived by mail an invitation to join the
former Pr ,sident in England.
Bullock is reticent as to The contents OF the
letter, but admits he VIII meet Roosevelt in
London about May 2. He declines 10 state
the mission Of his trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Mr., WaIsh'S VIII,

Washington, D. O. April - Mrs.
Garry B. Walsh, tie widow, and Mrs.
Evelyn B. McLesp, lhs daughter, re-
ceived practically the entire esssts Of
the late Thomas F. Walsh, whose Will
filed todsy lsa7es 100000 to charity.
The estate of the mining king Is estlna,
ted St from eight to ten millions. The
sum designated for charity Is to be
turned over to the widow t, divide
auuug ''such persons and in sach
amounts as she knows to be my wish IN
reference Thereto" For this amount
Mrs. Walah is accountable to no one.
Tbs widow and dt lighter will divide
equally sill the personal belongings In
the paatisI residence beye and 10 the
summer home In Colorado, as we'll az
the horses, carriages and tutos. The
remainder OF tie estate constitutes a
t-ust fund which must exist for ten
years, the net income 10 be equally dlr
vided. Al the expirttou OF the iIu't
tbs estate Is to be transferred to the
widow end daughter In equal shares. Ii
both die interstst, before the lapse OF
the ten years, the estate Ia to be tut-
rendered to the American Security q
Trust Oompany, which is named trustee
and executor, aud to Edward B. Nc
Lean, the sorriu-laW, las trustee for the
Mclean children. The trust then will
expire when the present son becomes OF
age.
The will is daled January IL, 1910.
A codiciI, of the same date, gives Mrs.
Walsh absolute ownership of certain lots
In B owns addition to Denver, Oolo.,
ADD provides for Turner A, WicEershan,
the sgeOt for the Walsh properties, who
is to remain 10 that capacity during the
tenure OF the tIu t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
From WASHINGTON.

10 -. sgtLc.pe, CT ID. AJs2sIo1,s Gss.'t
Washington, April u
TIE following eere nominated as
p7s,ms RS in Virginia today: Ohss
l.. Priichsrd, Froot RoysI; q. o. Oo!-
loway, Graham; John 0. Jackson,
Blackstone; Charles Alexander, Back
istons, aud Thomas w. Garter, Orange.
With the Sera:e OF the Unt:d States
in adjournment 10 bouor OF thu event,
the msrrisse of Mas Frances Dyer
Clark, daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Clarence D. Clark of Wyoming. and
George Hoba't Chspmsn took place st
noon today 10 the Church of the Incsr.
nation. The president, members of The
Sup,ene Coart, Cabinet officials, sod
.he colleagues of the brides father 10 the
national Legislature sere present. Hstold
Fsbisp, of Salt Lake City, senior at
Earvatd Law, and Eance Of Miss Ruth
Chapman, the briedgroom's sister, acted
as best man.
President TAFT today committed the
ser t,pce OF Philip Musca, of New York
CT, who vas convic'ed October 90 Last
of defrauGiog The government OF Gus oms
dues On importation of Italian cheese
aud fuis.
The House committee on library gave a
faro'atle report 10 lay the bill authorizing
Rcdman Wsnamaker and others to build a
memorial TO the American Indian in New
York harbor. The statue to the indian will
be erected BY Popular subscription in con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
HOUSE..
TIE Albanian Revolt.

Constsulinople, April l2-With lie
exception of the small Prishtina section,
tho Albanian revolt CONT: u.s today as
active as ever.
Yesterdays dispatches announcing g
pacific ton Of the uprising lurrs Gu to be
a wel-engineered piece of government
decs p.iou, So exclusively stated 10 yes
t,rdsy's Uuited Press d!spf tchep. Even
at Prish,ios The rebels have not yet dis
persed, though the government announces
tdst they have agreed tc.
The War Dfpalt3ett is tontIn ulDg
it, preparations for; the suppression OF
the uprising. -. -
The Albanian Deputies are mskir
serious charges of brlt .lity against Gea.
ersl david Pasba and other Of the mill
larry leaders who wete sent into.Albsbia
and are demanding sweeping govern
ment investigation. Oae o!.he Deputies
10 speech todsy called ID avid a "tut2h-
err" c ting Instances of tie lattes's brutal
ity when an 9 tempt Has made to call
him to order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
PhItanthroplst a Criminal.

BsrIiU, April II Charles May. q
miIioraire pdilauthropist of Cr:sdeu,
author OF religious books ard sloriea for
children, intimate friend of the king Of
Saxony and leader In the social life Of
Dresden, was proved Ia Berlin court
today ID be a notorious crimintl whose
lsw.breaSing exploit, startled all Ger.
msny forty years ego.
1t was shown tat be hsd undergoing
Two prison trims, one from 1870 10 1878.
and had been the cbIef CT band OF rob-
bers and desperadoe', whose violence
terrorlzad the whole OF S,xJny. 0 be.
mem bers of Mays band we're convicted o!
murders, of which It's now believed Msy
wss the ipstigator
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Trial OF Night Riders.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April IA jury
OF mountain men, who know nothing
about the operations OF the Borley tobacco
combine, will pass upon the guilt or
innocence OF Rev. John s. Steers and
eleven Grsnt county farmers accused OF
"night.riding" Steers, who is mem
Der Of the legislature, and his co.defend-
snt, have been indicted in the federal
u,ts charged with Interfering with
Commerce in refrain! of trade" Their
trial will be moved 10 Oovington Thurs.
day. 1t is alleged that In October, 1908,
the indicted men restrained w. T. o.
borne, Dry Ridge farmer, from ship.
ping four hogsheads of tobacco to Cr-
cinnsti, declaring if he did 80 he would
be killed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
To be 0uilIotined.

Paris, April 12.-Withou! having
been present 10 court at his own trial,
jean Lamarque, alias Granier, mul J..
m murderer AID enc of the most desperate
criminals in France, is to 90 to The gaIl-
Let ne, NJ. Bsrtillion, the criminologist,
ba9ing identified man arrested IS the
murderer, By comparison of thumb
priuta.
Three men have slresdy been b:hesc-
ed FIR participation in the crime for
which Granier Is 10 die. a merchant
named Drome, of Vslense, was -epnted
to keep large snm of money In bis
home. Four meu entered bis htu,e,
and demanded tut be give up the money.
Drone refused and bis sssailsnts to-
tured him to death In an open FIRE, frat
hu 'Ding IF bis feet In an tfort to force
him t, di7ulge the hiding place of his
money.
: Three Of them David. Litttsrd and
3 rruyer, were arrested and found guilty
aud guillotiued, marching to the knife
singing sus!ches from popular songs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
J. <. NJ. NORTON.
THE METaODISTS,

The committee on moral reform Ia it,
report to The Maryland Annual Confer
euce of the Methodist PrCtest,lt Church,
In seesion in Broadway Church, Bilti-
more, yesterday sit,rnoon took an ad.
yanced stand on the llqu Irafic quas-
ton, Ia that it pract calIy recommended
tia! the acceptabiIity of members of the
cLu ,ch sht uld be JAGGED by their ntli-
tude on this question. Tie report also
condemned the efforts 10 introt u,e Sun.
day baseball in B.liimore and in the
District of Oo'umbis, and recommended
the appointment OF Rsv @. w. Hsdda.
say and Mr.. Daniel Baker as conference
mem ers Of The board OF directors of the
An.i.ssloon League. The report was
adopted.
The afternoon session began with the
annual meeting of tle Superar .tsd
Fuod Society. The report OF the .reas-
ute, of the society, Mr.. 7. A. Murray,
showed that 81, TOT. SO had besn lie vested
in ground rents during the year, and
thst there was on hand for Investment
81, SSl SO.
An effJrt ID have stricken from the
manual the provision which condemns
secret ballots when a church Is bsllotiog
upon The return of pastor was defeated.
By unanimous vote Federslsburg,
Caroline county, Md, Wss aelected as
the place of meeting next year.
The committee on evangeliz ton re-
ported adversely on the proposal tn Sc.
cure special e,sngelist tt d e-@
the Maryland OoDfsreCce. w
The conference will close ion. r.. B
the readlrg Of the appointments -.
dent Sheridan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

As heresfter stst,d the Northern
Indiana Conference OF the Methodist
Chu,ch decided at its session be Id 10
Button last Friday that owing to toe
nish cost OF living families tina! enter
cain r:olstMs shall, net be asked to fni-
aish more lhsp one nights lodging and
one meal. Under this decision the
minister. will bare t, pay thei. OVID
entertainment " tn the exception OF one
might ono breakfast the next morning.
Tais will uudoatt,dly have the effect OF
short sessions and slim abundance upon
conferences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Declared an Imposter.

Boston, April l2.-Branded ga an I'm
poster In bis claim for the identity end
fortune OF Daniel Russel, of Melrose.
Daniel Blake Russell, Dickinson. North
Dakota raucher, who has been fighting
10 court here for weeks, was brought
close to prison docrs here today when
Judge LAYTON absolutely denied his
claim. The decision caused cons!srns-
ton among hundreds Of the residents OF
Me!rose, who thronged the court snd
who had recognized the claimant ss the
rial "Danuy" Russell, who vanished
f:om Melross IS years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
NIGHT RIDERS.

Great 1t Arrest is being taken BIZ the
officials Of the Department OF Justice in
the t;isl Of tie twelve alleged night
riders which will take place atCo7iugtop,
kentucky, this week.
The facts in the csse we're discovered
By the departments SCENTS curing their
investigation OF the operations of the
Barley Tobacco Society. A tobacco
grover at Dry Ridge, Ky, who waa DOT
a member of the Barley Society, arraug-
ed TO ship his crop, shsp he sss It'd
npon by masked men who demanded
TIA! be should Withdrew TIE shipment.
When he refused be wss compelled 10
give up his bill of lsdug. With this the
men secured his tobacco aud destroyed
it.
One OF the twelve defendants Is q
members of The Ksttacky legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
The Vacant Judgeship.

Washington, April 12-FolloWing Is
the list from which President TAFT is en-
deRvoring to select Supreme Court ju:-
iice TO succeed the late Justice Brewer:
G Iverno. Hughes, of New York; Judge
Van Dsvanter. OF Wyoming, In The
E ghsh Federal circuit; Solicitor General
Lloyd w. Bowers. of the Department CT
Jn.t ce; judges Fl BOX end S,nborp, OF
t,e Eiah:b Federal circu t; Judges
Hscock, Address, Tompk.ns, and
Crane OF The New York Supreme Oonr';
Jadge s~arzs, OF the Supreme Coult, OF
New JERSEY; and Judge Deemer, OF the
Supreme Court OF Iowa.
10 addition TO those the president bas
before bin a lengthy list Of names, re-
commended to him from various
sources. Satisfied that the Standard
Oil, aud tobacco trust casss will not be
assigned for argument uutil the October
term OF the Supreme Court, the presi.
dent will take his time to look over the
field, but be will endeavcr 10 select 8
man before The adj ,urnment OF Congress
in order that the nomination may be
confirmed by the S:nate to allow the
new judge to take up bis work 10 Octo-
ber. Governor Hughes, Of New York,
and JaJge Van Dsvanter OF the Eighth
Circuit, from which Justice Brewer
hailed. seem to be the fsvorites In t1e
large Gsld The president has let 1t be
known that be would like to appoint 8
man from New York, because he filled
tho place of Jus,ics Peckhsm of New
York by naming Juetice LurtoD, Ten
nessee man. But friends OF Governor
Hughes have intlmatcd that the New
York reformer wou'd be t,mpted BY
nothing short OF The chief jasticeship.
Meanwhile the Eighth circuit is urging
that it be given representation In the
selection OF Judge Brewers successor,
aud President Taft ia veil disposed
toward Judge Van Devsn.er. The
president bias enlarged the field of post
hIlitIss by letting it be knoHn that he
did not consider that judge who bad
been concerned In the large cases now
pending before the Supreme Otu't WaE
thereby barred from accepting an sp'
poiutment. This view admits Solicitor
General Bowers, Attorney General Wick
ersham, who has been cRsu'lly mention.
ed, aud Judges Van Devanter, Hook
and Sanbo:p, OF the Eighth circuit, all
of whom have been involved in the
stsndsri OIL and tobacco cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Virginia News.

F, u1der's Day at tie University Of
Virgioia, fixed for morrow, April IL,
hss been postponed for one year because
of Inability of speakers TO attend.
Thomas G. Leath, uell-known theat.
rical n an and president OF the Les tn
theatrical circuit, died tt the Memorial
Hospital in Richmond yesterday after an
Illness OF several weeks.
William P. Kent, OF Virginia, who
las: night resigned his post as consul
general to Gustemala TO make losing
fight for governor of Virginia On the
republican ticket will again enter tae
copsu ar service. Mr.. Kent was yesier.
day nominstad BY the president to be
consul at 81. John, New Brunswick.
The new law governing automobiles
in Virginia will take effect June Is, and
each owner In the ststs must pay a license
tax of from S. to $50. Where there IS
chauffeur be must pay a tex of 81. 30
per annum. Complete copies of The new
Law are nov being prepared in the Of
fee OF the secretary of the commonwealth
for distribution to auto owners.
With MT dissenting voice the Rich
mond Ministerial Union adopted the
resolution presented at q meeting held in
Richmond yesterday by Or. J. N. La
ham, OF tie Centenary Methodist Church
In which he stated that consideration of
former resolution to ins ua u ate local
option campaign Was out CT order. This
means tast the union will entirely drop
tie local option war, which it was be-
lieved was upon the eve OF being stirted
in Richmond.
Fnrett irea are raging In the Dismal
Swamp and buntsrs report fading skele-
tons of small animals, probably wild
ctt', which persisted in the fames. The
FIRE has .Wep! for miles along the shores
Of Lake Drnmmond and In some places
where the earth very much resembles
peat the fl imes have burned the ground
to deEta Of Is inches. Bear tracks
we're found plong the shore of the lake,
but, on account OF the deuss smoke,
hunters could not veItlre into The
swamp. The cdor Of burning brush pre-.
walls Ia towns so miles from t,e
waDp.
Iicbsrd Evelyn Byrd, speaker OF the
House of Delegates, hss been sppointed
ccuasel for the educational Institutions,
hcspitsIs and government depai tnsttt
OF Virginia By Governor Mann, ct ssi-
| airy of 81. GEO year, for term Of two
years, The appointment waa made on
April 4, bnt for acme reason "ss not an.
nonnced until yesterday. CIV. Mann
ssys he believes tina! this appointment
~ill cave the s;sts g large amount esch
year, as formerly extra counsel hsd to
be secuted when needed.
There is az yet no clue In the assault
Gaze committed by 30 unidentified per-
son OH Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitmore,
Desr Brandy station, Sunday morning.
BJlh husband and vile sra huit much
more taen was at frat thought, the
wonsn's face being badly torn and
bruised In addition to wells Oh her body !;
one OF mans arms is uselesr. The az
sassip, as he ran from The house, being
sho! ct by Mrs. Whitmore, SAID: Nov
I done what | wanted; have killed you
BOTH" This Haa after be I'D her thai
it WAS not money tu: herself be was af-
ter. The bloodhouuds refused to take
the trail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

SENATOR REYBURN, OF Idaho, in sn
. ,a,ess Saturday light before old SOL
d;e,s OF the Uoiou Vetarsn League in
Washington, hur'ed defiance at tae
critics Of bis speech ia the Senate against
Tho aceeD,apce Ct the ststus of Gen.
Robs,, E. Lee il St tu,r5 Hall at the
Capitol. ae ssia:
I'll Ell Insult to you gray haired Va'e'
rams who .isked your all t)ssye this "a
ton TO place the sts'na OF Robert Il. Lee
in the nstlon's Capitol. To me it is iniol'
cradle to have The rebel flag aoat beside
old glory. When the time comes for the
tn.roductiou OF the resolution to accept
Iee's tl..us another sermon will be
nreachcd on the floor Of the Senate, and
rou will fad others than myself who
share This sentiment. l have examined
,hs records srd found ihst when Robert
f. Lee resigned from the Unitsd > a'es
army il was a;tsr Lincoln had promoted
him to a iull colonelc3 and that he drew
his nav So suea three days after DO haa
accented a commission from the Oonied'
e.scy. Thst ia the record OF the msn
whom We src a5ksd 10 accept as hero,
statesman aud soldier.
Ia the language Ct Sanstor Bsnkhead'
wa hops Senator Hsytu'n feels better
INV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

ACCORDING to 3 dispatch from Porto
Msu- zio, Mr.. 2 oserelt has declared
that II bis friends wish it be will egain
be a candidate for The presidency. This
view will be secei7ed with regret By q
largs stt,ge of the conservative
p,opls Of this c2u1t7 who, after pbten'-
~ EMU isg Roosevelt sm for eight yesrs,
breathed easier whea they supposed be
bad become back number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Jeffries' Condition,

New York, April 12.-From the
training camp of Jim Jef1ties at Row
ardenoen are coming today cor a;ctiDg
reports OF the former champions coDdi
ton. New York fans have been led t.
believe that The big 6gtt.f was 10 exec
!ett shspe and rapidly getting II to fight
ing trim. This, however, Is danled 10
oIEer curriers',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12

The fac. that here ia not s9uthern
man 90 the new custom court has moved
several sepstors and some of the newly
appointed members Of the court to
lola q movement II have 9 southern
man fppoi, d to the position. Why
the entire II sht nd have been Ignored
in This M er cen pot be answered stt's-
fsc.crily By tn admini.trsti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
AlfOUsu's Heir

Madrid, April I2-The official denial
of King Alfonso's heir, the Prince OF
the Austrians, that he is in any way de-
fective, seems to have positively estab.
lished the fact that the child, though
years old, cannot articulate. AS It is
generally believed that the disability is
such that the kings second son Don
Jamie must succeed to the throne, it lie
assumed that the trouble is mental.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-12
Chile and Peru

Valparaiso, Chile, April 12.--Tbe
war.like tronble between Chile and Peru
over The disputed TacDs and africa ter
rt>ry took new turn today when Peru
proposed to sell The territory to Chile.
Chile Indicated its friendlineas to the
proposed by Inquiriug what sum Peru
", nd demand. To this Peru has not
replied.
D,plomit, here believe that Peru
wishes TO settle her trouble With Chile
and then declare war on Ecuador.