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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
preparlng for General Strike.

Chicsgo, March 15.-The date OF tie
beginning OF the general strike OF II,
900 iremEn and enginsmea on 40 ives:
ern and southern railroads will be az
ncunced to The railroad general managers,
committee today.
Apparently the only hope OF avoiding
the strike is by the Interference of the
federal officials. The railroads will ass
Ohsirmau Knapp of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission and Labor COMMITS.
aioner Neill today to act as mediators
under the Erdman act President Garter
OF the Brotherhood said today:
THE men have decided to stand pat.
Our committee, by unanimous vote,
adopted a resolution authorizing toe
men to withdraw from the service a.
soon as the strike order Is is I'D. The
date will be set today"
Chicago, March 15.-The lsst big
general railway strike ended In a cou. :
plete defeat for labor alter lasting from
June %, to July IS, 1894. 1t CO. t the
railroads OF the ccuatry ever $l4, 000,-
900 in property destroyed and :u,ly five
times as n UGH moro 10 lost traffic. lu :
ing Its progress it coat seventeen lives,
the National Guard of several states were
uoder arms aud President Cleveland
sent United States regulars under CON-
maud OF General Melon Ii Miles in,o
Chicago and took possession OF the rail
road yards. The federal troops inter
ferred July 3, aud on the next day cars
we're moving. Wilbia Jour Gays thu
strike had collapsed. The strike bega
at Pullman and the grievances of tu
men there Rete endorsed By the Ameti
can Railway Uoion, with which moat OIL
the strikers we're affiliated. When The
men on roads cenlering in Ohiosgo who
! we're members Of The A. r. u. were or.
dered u handle the Pullman cara, they
refu,ed and In this way the strike
quickly spread. L. wsa not nttl 10:
q all trairs we're interiered With iba! th.
federal government il s'r7ened and from
that moment Tho collapse of the strike
was cer.aiu. Eugene Y. DebS was prom
iuenL 10 this strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

situstiou was also considered It todaJ's
cabinet meeting, and it is believed t at
negotiations will srsighten out The 81 u
alton there, and that satisfactory
agreement will be reached before the
exp:ra!o, of the time limit.
From the questions directed by men,
bers of the Supreme Court to the attorneys
arguing on both sides of ths S andard
OIL case, legal preguostict t,rs are today
attemI ting II 6gu:s Gu. the altitude Of
individasl members of tae court. A
practitioner Today haZardad the guess
thst Justices Lur;on aud Day had ir-
dica.ed from the tenor oil their questions
.thst they regard some OF the acts OF the
'rust with disfavor. Justice White is
classed ss adopting tae middle road.
The answers given to Justice Brewers
intsrrogs tries were apparently salistac-
tory 10 that jurlst, 80 tbst his position Ia
now clear. The Chief Justice and Justics
Holmes were the only two members OF
the Court yesterday that did not ask
single question.
When the Supreme Cch,t convened
today attorney john @. MiIburr, of the
Standard Oil legal stsf resumed his AZ
gument, dealing particularly with the
growth of the independent rs6neries dur.
Ing the latt few years. Among ether
things Attorney Frank B. Kellogg, in
his argument for the dissolution of the
Standard Oil Company said: "Glve the
trusts the power to combloe, the power
to cot prices-and the trusts of this
ctu1try will control every industry 10
ten years--in FIVE. Remove the fear OF
the law and they will do it." 1T is
only one step" he said, ''from universal
combination to universal socislism-and
from that only one step to universal
anarchy"
10 special message cent to-, Congress-
taIs afternoon Preslden. Taft urges that
seal fishing be prohibited on the Island
of 81. p ul, and S.. George, and that
the government assume entlre control
of the "islands, including the iuhabi.
tsut, and the seal herds." The lease
OF the North American Commercial
Company, which now holds the islands
expired on April 80, 1910, sud the
president recommends tia! Congress
repeal The provision of the extension OF
the lease, aud enact law TO authorize
the Departmer Of Commerce end Labor
to take charge OF the islands.
Representatives Howell, (rep, Utshl and
Peindexter, (rep., Wash. were on the witness
atard today before The House ways and means
committee. They came IS pleaders for the
Mondall. 30, 0,0,Oc0 irrigation bond hill, hni
concluded their time moe valuable as defend
ants then as council for nearly every member
of.ths committee bombarded them With
nnpsIinns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

PRESIDENT TAFT personally is going
to take at scii7e past in the campaign
tla. has been organized by the Cannon
Aldrich crowd and the reruolicsn cor-
cressu.ai committee ID eliminate the
progressive republicans OF The west. The
rsac .iouaries asEer. that the president
has promised 70 make some speeches in
Wiscoos!a in August, 7itb the otJact OF
fu,niag tho req rlicans OF that state
sgsias: s .aa,or LsFol!e:t' and bringing
abcG. the defe,t OF the later for re.elet-
lion to tie Senate. 1t Is also believed
tho president will extend bis trip TO
Ioxa, Rhe1a the reecsionsriss ara already
busily Organizing for the parposs OF de-
teatlpg Senator Cammins and the IL
surgsns members OF the II )ase. Mr..
Taft ssens to overlook the TACT that he
Is rr.sidcat OF the entire country in bis
des.e to act as manager OF the repnbl:-
csn party 10 order - secure delegses
fer the pexs uR!ioaal Republican coz
canton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Virginia News.

Emmett Ruford, of B unsWick county,
died at his home In LawrenceyilIe yes.
terdsy OF heErt trouble. He vas 30 years
old.
Professor Robert II. Saeppa, aged
about As yesrs, principal OF the Danville
High School aimee The opening llast Sep
t.mber, died at his home, there on Sa:-
u.day.
Plsns ere on foot to establish q sans-
toriun 10 Manassas. The physicians
and surgeons of Prince William county
will NEE. Ia that place, Cd March 10, fer
tae purpose of discussing ways and
means OF establishing the hosp tai.
Mrs. Mary F. Gdfio. OF Washington,
has announced the approaching marriage
of be: daughter, Mary Virginia Griffin,
to Mr.. Joshua Psueos,t Hftcher, grand
son of the l.ts Joshua Hat her, OF Lou
douu The ceremony was performed
at the brides horne last Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
To Bring Strike to a CIo,e.

Philadelphia, Penn, March 49,
Phiadelphia's treet Car s!rike and ger
eral sympathetic strike may come 10 an
end tJday. Preliminary uegtt Stions 10
pIsn to end the strike BY direct action
of representatives. OF the Rapid Transit
Company and the union carmen are in
progress.
ct today's conference other represent,
atlves of the Transit Company, 1t Is
said, will participate. Although the
union grocery clerks at a MISS meeting
last night voted 10 jain tie sympathetic
strike this morning, proprictors of The
large rstsii grocery slore5 stated today
that their force vas intact, aUd up till q
lsto honr they had NIT received any re-
ports Of their clerks quitting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
STRIKE ABOUT TO END.

The first step taken by the Philadel'
phis Rapid Transit Company toward
settling the dispu!s vita it, strikiE g
employees and, Incidentally, the ending
of the syupt thetic strike, Vas taken late
yesterday, when President o. o. Kruger
of the Rapid Transit Company, confer.
red With W. D. Mshon, presiden! OF the
Amalgsmsted Association OF STREET. and
Electric RsilwaY Employees. The meet.
lug of the labor leader and the rapid
transit official vas the result of tuside
inGusnces, and 1t is tae 6,s! tims officials
o; the company hsve dealt directly With
any national officer OF the street Car
u ems union.
The willingness of the ttausit officials
to open negoli.t:o Ions with the street c. n
men is said 10 have been the re.u t OF a
position taken by members OF the stock
exchange, who, it is said, have been sup
porting the stock OF the company. The
brokers are reported to have stated'that
if the strike were not ended before next
Wednesday no further support would DO
given the stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

SECRETARY BALLINGER when ne re-
yoyed the or iers issued by his predecess'
Or. Secretary GMtisld, withdEsNiag the
a,er.pouer IS from entry, and ressoi'
al thoto st,s 10 the possibility OF their
lmmedists absorption by TIE water power
trust, directed the otlicerO of the reolama-
&ion service to perform the actual VOTE
of restoration. Then be went to Pfesi-
deaf Taft and told him thsi the re:t)ra'
aioas Rcre all made upon tae recon-
meudalior OF the reclamation service,
The reason he gave to the officers OF That
ssryice ter tie reslorstious were that the
Withdrawals were all illegal. The reason
rs gsve u the president we're that the
reclamation scg7iee did not want Inc
lands sDd there WAS no reason Tor hold
ing them. On this statement Presldent
TAFT In his lst!sr exousrating Baslinger
saId ,hs, the criticisms Of Ballipger ios
rot ring thsss wstsE-power sites were
Hsc,u,l and urjl;t" AR. Ballinger Is
p,;t master at deception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Shot by q Fanatic,

Constantlpople, March 49, The
shooting OF Mss NJ: u;!ce, OF Mamcra.
neck, N. y, and Miss Moore, Of Terre
Hau!e, Ind, members OF tourist party,
in motqua near Jerusalem last Wee
uesdsy, wss the wcrk of az irrespons'
bio religious fanatic and not The resul;H
of any aut!, 'oreign movement, according
10 report to the government! today by
the jerusalem authorities.
The man who did the sh0t ting has
been arrested aud closely questioned By
the authorities. They are satisfied that
he ia religious ia. a'ic who did not have
soy accomplices. The government will
order that he be severely punished.
Apologies have already been cent 10 the
United States consul at jerusalem aad
10 the two women who ware ehot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
New York Stock Market.

New York, March J5.-The stock market
was adversely influenced at the opening and
in the early trading by news Of the widening
of the zone Of the labor troubles, as well as
by reported change in strike conditions in
Phiis delphia. Stocks were sold at reces7ions
ali around the room at the commencement of
business, leading railroad and indrstr sls
sustaining losses ranging from fraction to
about one point.
The downward movement in the market
became more vigorous in the last half OF the
frst hour with little demand except by shorts.
Declines Of one point or more were sustained
in many issues
With no special pressure the market con-
tinued heavy under Influence of strike news
from the wet. Shortly after the end OF the
first hours trading, prices moved slightly,
but before midday these small gains dis
appeared,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

T1,pcs sts,es-Alabsns, Illinois anu
6 nth Oa.o!ius--haye ratified the pro-
. nod income tsx amendment to the
lateral constitution. Only one sta'e'
namely, Virginia, has thus far definitely
re;.c;ed The proposed amendment; AGO
If this ratio sht I'D be kept up the amend
mont would obsR!a The .three'tt one ma
;o,ity which Is. necessary 10 Its sdopt'on'
r, Oonnect;,u; snd G:orgis, :toHeVe''
the legislatures have Adjourned sine ale
without taking acton, which inoicS"'
hostility and practically makes tne score
tbrae 10 tlter. However, says toe
PHILADELPHIA Record, If pine other states
sa5ud neg'sct to vote either fa7ofao'S
or upfsvorably on the amendment II
Hould fsi:. 10 be sure, the states sfr
nat r,o7irsd to &c. on proposed amebd-
ment I, the constitution within any
sn.c;fsd time. The legislf lures may
q ,stpore TIER votes on tho same for hVe,
tan or e lozgerrumbsr ofyeare. Speculs
si,n ma The ultimst, i,t, OF the MEASURE
would, therefore, be al idle pat'Ime' II
il quito probable, however, that Ina
yte Of Nav York en- the sut 'cl W'u'o
h, decisive 90 lsr as the cast is coDcer1'
ed; and i; i,in tie thirteen original statts
.sa. The opposition 10 the amendment is
htInpeesf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Zeiaya 10 Paris.

Paris, March lex President IA.
lsya OF NicarsLui hopes tie United
States will reeoguizs the government
of President Madriz, who succeeded
him, and by so doing help make amend
for the Injury wrought by what he terms
the fostsrlpg Of the revolution BY the
United S:s!es.
Zslays, now 10 Paris, announced TO-.
day that while he intended eventually
to reu1 to Nicaragua, he WAS through
forever with Cert al American politics
and wtu d never seek or accept office
agsin.
The deposed president speaks none
too enthusiastically OF Madrz, ont says
he represents the liberal psr!y and, as
such, should be encouraged, ZslsJa
says that had he remained at the head OF
the government the revolution. would
have been pat dowo sooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
News of the Day.

Charging the patent granted to the
Wfigh, Brothers in France has been for
felt q, the French syndicate of avia!ora
brought suit today 10 Pa,iS to aunul the
patent.
Gsorge U. Crock55, milionaire c hail.
maa OF the Boston Transt Commission
and former city Treasurer, was sIresttd
10 Boston This afternoon after being IL
dicted on charge of conspiracy In con.
neotion with a coEfesl OF the will OF his
father Urlel II. Crocker, which has beeu
In cour. many months.
President Taft In a proclamation Issued
!! yesterday urges every body throughout
the United States TO answer promptly,
completely aud accurately al irqairits
addressed to them by the enume,i t2r5 or
other employees Hho will &c engaged Ia
the taking of the thirteenth decenDitl
census which work will begin one month
from today.
Harry X. Tbaw, The slayer of S;er-
ford White, who Is now oor60fd in the
Criminal Insane Asylum, at MsttsawaD.
N. Y, vas cited day to appear in tie
U0ited States Circuit Cont OF Appeals
at Philadelphia April IS, where review
of the Injunction proceedings restrsiniDg
John B. Gleason. the iNsw York attors
ney who appeared for Insw, during the
murder trial, from suing for 100000
fees, will be held
The New York excis2 dapa,tnel vas
not fed yesterday tlat the appellst. div!-
sion OF the Supreme Court had handed
down a decision holdiog that proprietary
medicines which contain sufficient alec.
nol may be rated as liq1ors under tbe
liquor tax law. The decision III taiua
the finding of jury that patent medi-
eide COZ taiuiug large qusr ties OF s!co-
boil may not be sold for medical purposes
but as beVerfg'; and i! rules that
medicine OF the chsratt.r described may
not be sold under so.csllsd druggist
liquor TX certificates but that sellers
first must procure certificates authorizing
aales OF fq7ors without q prescsil ton to
be drunk IF the premises.
Philip DAILY, for &c years manager
of the Pennsy Ivan q o u at Long Branch,
died at his home 10 Long Branch las.
night, after an illoess lasting for sevefl
days. Mr.. DAILY was born in 1885. In
December, 1888, Daily wss shot BY Ed
ward Meredith and barely escaped alive.
he had been induced to 90 u an address
10 Fourth Avenue New York BY 3 series
OF rot?s urging "imporlar III iness"
and aigred "Addie Satin" There the
man attacked him sud shot him la the
head. Daily bad $50, 900 in bis poke 8
and vas adoraed with many diamond
but toe robbers did not get cuff button.
MEREDITH get a Ions ron IN Siog Sing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
T0day's Telegraphic News
From Richmond,

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette
Richmond, Va, March 15.-Sia'e
Highway Commissioner Wileou az
ntuaced today that 10 consequ :nce of
reduced legislative appropriations the
number OF conVic! roads camps would be
reduced from fourteen to eleVsn; be also
said that many EQUITIES desiring STA 9
money aid for roads to tupplemet t
county appropriations would not get 1t.
Though discouraged he is philosophical
aud says be will do the best be can.
Tits repoitsdthat the Legislature found
deficit of abe ut $3.50, 900 for the states
fiscal year covering the gratt,r part OF
1909.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Senator Daniels Condition

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.l
Richmond, March Is -In,elligeGce
received tere today from Florida is to
the effatt that the condition of Senator
John w. Daniel las taken tutden
change for the wofae aud that be is in q
sericu, condition. His family has been
ummoned flon Lyuchburg to his bee
aide.
Maj. J. T. Patt,D, of this city, Sena.
tor Daniels close friend, has received q
telegram ftom Florida telling OF the
senator's state OF heslth. MIR. Patton
f.sr- that the senator has sustained a
second stroke of paralysis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
COIJRT OF APPEALS.

The following o.sea ware argued in
tie Court Of Appeals OF Virginia yes.
terday:
Murphy Va. city of Richmond. Sab
mitted en- briefs.
C.ty of Richmond vs. G.n.ry. Ar.
Eu,d by H. R. Pollard fo' the plaintiff
In error and E. n. Roscher and P. A..
L. Saith for the defendant, and tut
m tied.
Pollard and Haw vs. American Stone
Company lnc) Partly argued and
continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. 10. 1910

NOTWITHSTANDING that Senator
Roo. With ell the il hnence of the Taft
administration behind him and With
the active cooperation OF Governor
Hughes, had ordered the New York sen
atoria! csucas of republicans to choot
II oman as the Senate leader, the regu-
lars in charge of The state machine, led
BIZ S at. Chairman Woodruff. refused 10
obay. Instead, they eiett'd sepator
Cobb as president pro ten., In place OF
Aids By vote Of II ID Is, after mar
ball;t. resulting in deadlock. This
ooeu dt6auce of tie R1ot-Taf, -Hogh's
combination s,ems ID indicste an un'
ayoidsble division in the ranks OF the
dominant party. 10 speech IN WAFER
town Saturday Mr. Cobb said ne was o
believer In party organization ana 8
,ood orpsnizrt' on man, tut he declared
mia freedom from subseryience to any
cue and his determination t, serve net
only The o,g:a'z :tion Tut the Whoie
,,,!y, aod no. only the party, tui ice
esa,e. Only fraction OF the orssn'S:
zion had elected him and he vas uude'
no obligation save such as hi' conscience
should dictate, be declared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Boilers ExDiCde.

Jacksonville, Iud., NJ wcb l5.-ln an
explosion Of the boilers OF the ttes mer
R. L. Audrey, Of the Peoples Cosl Com
pauy, OF Pitt,burg, four miles from here
today, two peraons were killed aud I've
seriously Injured. Twelve men we're on
the vessel. Six escsped With only few
bruises, The boat sank Ia p feet Q!
gatar,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Trains Jumps Track.

Spring fields, Mass, March l5.-Ihe
B Iston and New York Express, which
left here fer New York On the New
Haven Railroad at Al o. No., jumped
be track just outside of the depot, at
the South Erd bridge. The eng Inc and
fur cars left the track, the engine fall
log ever a 20-foot EN- hankment and
going into the river. TIE engineer Wsa
probably fatally injured aud The 1remen
and two train hands seriously hut. No
pssssugers we're Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
From Washington.
,-rs7a,ass.ee o. the Alexandria GaEstts.
Washington, March Is.

10 i-re1peIcsaoo O! the Als1anur.s eaHsssS'
Washington. March Is.
Amendments tSa., it Is believed, will
DIAL death bows to future railroad
mergers, ~ers agreed upon for the
Tosnsena administration bill today by
tie H,u,a committee on iDtcrststs cou-
mercc. TIE hsat amends section twelve
CT the bill aud prevents railroad corpa-
rst;ons from Eeguisipg the capital STOCK
Of any wases carried as we'll as any other
railroad company which is directly or
substantially 8 competitive line. Ibe
same Law is to apply to water carriers.
No person aho is q director il one llDe
can be au officer OF director oil q CON-
petiug l!oe. Tie secord drastic smend.
men, is 10 section II of The bill and pre-
yides tsat in the case OF the rsorgsnizi-
lion of any insolyspt rsilroAd corporation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

Bstiste Waists. yoke collar. and front daint.
lily trimmed with German vslenciennes and
Irish laces, baby Irish motif and fine tucks;
cluste tucked back; long sleeves. deliberately
trimmed with Irish lace insertion; 81 15
fAsten in bsck......... ........ ........... y
Fine Batis'e Waists. valenciennes inser-
ton form yoke and collar, wide panel down
front Of Swiss insertion and motifs; back fine.
IL cluster tucked and trimmed with insertion;
t msS sleeves effectively trim. sos
Sheer Batiste Waists, Joke and front OF
&c MAJ valenciennes in erton, embrsidery
medalIions, aud fue tucks; hack trimn ell to
match; cluster.tucked long sleeves g : 7E
with deep lace-trimmed cufs....... w -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15

The irterstst, and foreign commerce
committee yesterday adopted t,e RaoW-
land amerdmett prohibiting railroads CT
wafer t:snspt r;stion companies from &C.
gu ring an Interest in any substantially
competitive railroad or water line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-15
Sixty.first Congress.
Second SESSION.
Washington, March Is.

Leroy Percy, the new senator from
Mississippi, successor to Col. James
Gordon, was sworn In BIS member OF
the Senate today.
Senator Money, bis colleague, escor ed
him 10 the desk of the vice.president,
uhsre he took the oath.
Declaring that Senator mus! choose
between closing the presidential favor
and doing lie things bile conscience tells
him Gu lot to be DONE" aud that sena'
t,r mutt silher "surrerder his indc.
tendance or be in constant aud most dig.
agreeable c1rHct With The chief ex'
ecutive," :,ntt)r Cummins attacked
tae bill.
The administration bill to creft, o
c,mm rec co art and amend the Interstate
commerce la 7p, the chief fei tue Of
President Taft legislative programme
res ,hel The stsge f tyo consideration
In the S mate day. 1t Is predicted thai
the debate will be bi't,r and protrac'ed,
consuming from three to ak weeks time.
TIE republican leaders will seek to
psss tire bill with bat few minor amend:
mepls, while the progressive snd dem
ocrats Will atteaps to have its prov
sious entirely changed. Their confer
ton Is that the pending bill virtually
nullifss the Il Apburn laI and leaves
conditions The same or wUrse than be-
foyo ;tc nnnotmant
Senator Cunmius opened the deba,e
10 a set 50 h opposrg the bill. BE
will propose a substitute for the entire
meReure.
HOUSE.
General debate on The legislative, ju.
dicial, and executive appropriation bill
vas resumed.
The House naval affairs committee ected
fayorably on bill to raise the wreck CT The
Maine.
The same committee reported the Hobson
bill prohibiting discrimination against uni
forms of the service by Washington theaters.
RANJI SMILES ADVENTURE.
Prince Ra1ji Smile, who ssJs be "a
the fifth son OF The Amer of 8eluch'asan
In uolt1westMn Indiaprovsd himself
"gocd fellow" When he appeared yest:r-
day AFTERNOON Ia the Wei Sds Police
Court OF New York, and asked M gistrale
Barlow to dismiss the t9o women mud
two men who hal been arrested charged
wita havir G stolec $3.50 frtm him. Tie
prince adm ted tba. he could not swear
they we're The oues who had stolen his
money.
The-prince had tie queitelte arrested
early yest,rday oft r be met them sub
sequelt to midnight supper 10 Fifth
Avenue restaurant. He wss walking
through we.t Forty.lhIrd strest, he said,
when man hailed him as "YCur Royal
Highness," and being democratic sort
of a prince he told The stranger that his
name was RsEji, and tbft he was willing
to "open quart" The stranger, after
borrowing s25 from the prince, asked
him 10 take taxicab ride fer which his
hiphness paid ard fnslly they landed In
a fst at 242 vert oltJ-ointh street,
where the friend of ruysltJ eaid be lived.
The rsluls OF the visit 6ss lhst the prince
left minus $3.50.
Prince RarjI Smile was married to
Philadelphia girl 10 Chicago three years
sgo and at present, Liz bride Is Ia her
home city via ting friends.