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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. II, 1910.

TIE NEW 3, I'd Hqu)r olil which Is
abart % b, b;tu,h. before the legis-
ls.nre Is one Of thu r3st drast that hsa
bean formulated 10 tie Old Donlcten
in it's history. Its F toss seem t. have
reached their DE- plus uiira. OGe Pro-
vision, whch is no', ,t',t7 eptas'oe,
D2,nicICu cup oe ciasged q. nnisct" Vons,
10 sayt1s Least, ard is calculated 10 give
Virginia an advertisement By no means
DDS rssls il q coaattS toupd:d oon tre
priac!p!cs. SD uli this bill msst The
endorsement Of bit. houses and be ap-
proged Ey tie eo7sroor, 40 person viii
iu the iu.u- . b: allowed to purchase
yiass OF sweet c;dsr 10 dry territory.
Shade 81 G osge Mason defend
Daring he dog tsys, when this barn.
lees ct Of nature ia teue6c:al TO The
sI,..yis', sys en, snd Sben it is broDgh
~ r.,st b, u?trynen and sold t
,ss,ti or twenty-five cen g-llon' 1t
is placed With NJ zach OF q ' &c
c'a.s o, pc pie b baV' 90 incl q. %
90 dyiok ~in splri ous or matt 'quots
nor mouey 70 ,p."d IL SAM. ohould
,.,psumsrs not d.sire 10 purchase c'det
by tie sslloc, they can procure II
in praces, stores g. three ceit' q
cissp Ba. it ia proposed TO pace
; bsa o. the pr cedur4 in tie future.
c,rnu, i,ig, are longs Il rug spd
patien,, BE- h~Ts t "ss co 1t'a"'
ma / IN. backs of caGe>, and II Il
a,onf m, At. Der y-i'rn elemeo
(which i, slaays tie nj riy) vera ria
ing ND il tler migat and rele4st og t
priyste lie men whose ma'n OH CO seem
10 ba to restrict the right, and privilege
of others by flliog the Gods with la~'
which maxi cuc legislative bodies Inc
laughing stocks OF the civil z'd void
The c,caads sgains cider has baeu going
on for some time. A few years ago
a temperance organization held NEE
spv in Falls Gu ca ut Rh;ca reso'r
.ion sas sdop ed diret ng tue Legislative
committee 10 proceed to Richmond art
endeaycr 70 cave a Law enacted by which
licensed liquor dealers only cpd eel
cider: There have in times pat be;
crusadas against c, Use, chocolate AID ts'
while 1e.s ia always 3 certain PerceD
tags OF scope 10 the world who " Il'
dtligh. t,see tine sale OF t)bacco pro
hibIted by law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Congress aud the Court.

Washing .oo, Feb. 1.-THE anew r
OF The houses of C'pgrsss to the suit of
the Valley Paper Company sgain. the
Joint committee % pritt re- Will hot De
made for two Teess. A messenger ftom
the Senate YES present in Justice
Wright's court room this morning With
q cut note conveying the information
that the S nae had declared that Justice
Wright Tad invaded the constru ional
per3gatives OF the Senate, in issuirg bn
order to show cause why msndamus
should not be Issued against the cong, 8.
sonJl committee.
Although the House voted at midnight
list night 10 Instruct lis mum GERS OF the
comnj e 10 appear in courr, none of
the coDgressmea were there in peraou,
Mr.. George E. Hamilton, local atjr.
pey, appeared for The Ho1ss members
and asked a continuance Tor two weeks
b csu'e, he said, they had not decided
Nhst answer u make.
81 sill have it appear On the record"
said Justice Wright, ".hst you are ap.
gearing here as 'anciu, tu;iA' ('riend oil
he COT y instead Of attorney for ,ha de-
feuiaat, 30 tina: toe prerogstiSes they
claim 10 have will net be waived"
The pos ponenert OF the CAFE PFC
vented the delivery Of the Ssnaie;s letter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
AMERICAN CA-H WON FOB

John E Redmond, sho yesterday vas
u-:lt,t d president Of the NatoDal
Direct ry oil tie Uni:ed Irish League,
made On important p!orou cement CT
his policy at ;afqatt gwen In bis
honor It Du lilo lat nigh.
The leader OF the patiooalist, plainly
Outlined his intention at he coming sss.
sion oil Parliament, where he vi. ITALY
holds the balance between The two great
English psrties. In word, his inteEt on
ia to lu; cot the goVetnmes unless It has
btt1 TIE will snd tho power t, deal w,ta
tie question Of Inc House OF LJrds' v'tl
but be Is ready ID vote for the budget
provided Premier As4H th sticks to bis
pledge ID resign Office u lless he g t. the
power to deal with The lords.
Mr.. Redmond pad tribute to T. P.
O'Counor's visi. to America and asked!
ne Irish people to remember that the
Itish palt; had fl u ht the election " th
money supplied by America and tss
colouies. The Lord oaly knows, he said,
how near they we're II eDoiher election,
and Irishmeu should not forget III ro
call had been made on them for The last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Tae Rise In the Seine.

Paris, Feb. 1.-THE worae fea'uTe Ct
the aeH rse IA tie Seine, which day
mea!ufed 30 inches, Ia thss il is prevent
log the reeumpIion G! business In mott
Of the fac'cries along the river, which
gEra forced to cluae down io the Eecert
load, and is preventing thtu'aDds fsom
re utuiug to their homes In the tubu .ba.
An sdditoebl rise OF 90 inches is ex-
pscted by tomorroa, when The Hyde
metrio Ru'e II sals fall should occur.
This would bring the Salae to within
eight feet c! It's recorc breaking beigh'.
A ,iird rise uasy follow next week, the
Ed5rom ttic BireEu predicting to: The
fall that ia expected t1norfow will not
continue for mere taan three days, o8-
leg TO the condition OF the head waters
OF the 5oire, Which ere sill swollen.
Tho present rise has greatly increased
the suf ring OF those 10 the flooded acc
ton and will mske IT. Necessary for the
governmer to cort nue. iode6oitely ie
active work OF feeding and caring for
the u1fOrlunates. ----rr --..-~r -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Double Suicide.

H,mi't,o, Oaic, Feb. II "A donb!e
tragedy as Inc resuIt OIL the high CT Of
living rasul.ea whar Henry S.aserDscksr,
sged so, ard his wife, NJ Ids, aged rs,
committed suicide st The home OF le'r
son-!E.laW, CHARLES X sutiuug, here, tafly
todsy. Tho body of lha ~its was fund
In the bath room with broken rope
so IL her neck. The husbsud Gs5 f,u i'd
In bed. The wife had ken poison, sitter
her husband bsd tsScn q morphine
solution. Then she went ID the bah
rosm with the rope TO mske death
d ub'y sure, TIE coapl= was very poor.
They had tire, rued suicide three days
ago, bus Re-. w. VJilo,echt, of ST..
PauPs Courth, to whom they confessed,
persuaded them moi t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Disastrous Fire in Spain,

Madrid, Feb. 1l.-Ds'ayed messages
arrived here ,day telling Of disss:ri /,
fits In Liria, town of 10, 900, eigatseo
miles northwest Of Valencia, on la /
Tu esdsy, ul.iug from the SaroVe tn =
day celebration. The A mes st4:t q
from boutire AID destroyed baf The
h usas 10 Inc town. Five bodies have
already been recovered from The runs
aod IS many are 1t Il missing. 1t is BIZ
lieVed this. the death rall will be much
heavier. A score Of patsous were badly
IL jared. a high wind mads The work
Of lhe FIRE depastmei almost OF no avail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

DISPATCHES trot Gut from Washing
ion ,tats thar President Taft expects
au esr,S adjournment of Congress and
is counting On the statesmen on Capitol
Hill to clean t,i.ir states oy tbs middle
OF Nsy sn& depsr: ioFtheir homes. !
Congress il dels7sd lorgar, as Vict
Pfesidsnt Sae;msn has pTedict=t, Mr.
TAFT "ii pes p,as his trip to Alaska.
lie wants 10 gatl Alaska and get bscb
in tim, 20 sss tbs commencement exc: :
cisss at Yt'", Jaae %, Rhen his BOT,
Robert, will graduate. Esr; bed
would like. 20 see Congress finish its
business AMI dj5urn s. a. early date,
as during its session ;hs coantfy Ia
kept ia state CT apprehension, bu
he business II the country should no;
be stops! in order that MIR. Taft ma
make sn ssc:je nip or stiend col!sge
commencement: exercise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Conditions In Nicaragua.

Mana.us, Feb. l!,-Aothtug 40"
staods 10 lie way OF General OhsmoFrn's
advance against Mans.ul. TIE csp;n e
of Matsgsipa, so miles northeast OF here,
by t1e re7o!ut;onisss, following the de-
ieat Of a govern meut force neas Murphy,
u1der General Csrrero, opens the road
t, The capital, and It la net believed pos.
sible that General VsEquez, commander
of the government forces, caa throw 81
in.ercepliug army between Ma:agslpa
and Managus.
President Msdr'z continues 10 issg,
statemen's thst lhs government tor.
ces have been generally yitt ritu',
bat be is ether himself deceived or Is
Attempting u deceive the pablic.
The city is greatly alarmed and tle
prospect OF gu attack on the capital ia
driving mary of PresideL. Madr.z's
adherenta from him. The general belief
ia that i! would be the height oil folly to
attempt to give bs e t, Cbanorro, pre-
vIdiug he had the rel Il ed army OF 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
TsLEGRAPHIC sREYITIES.

Ju'ge S a. R'ddenbere, dsmocrat,
ha. hesn elected II CJceress to succeed
thu la:e James Cir ggs from the second
distrie. OF Geo gis.
Alfred G. Winnie. OF Albany, an eugi-
near On the New York Central, was
killed today By bsiug struck by pass
ing ira while auing from his cab near
Littl. Falls, n. y.
An eighteen 5eay-:l3 white y:Ith dis
traeted tbs attention Of the clerk 8. the
stamp window OF the po tofice at BIZ
mIogban,, Ala, today and stole $500 in
bills from a shelf Inside OF the window.
he was Oh! of sight bsfore anyone rsa,-
lied what had been done.
Tnft State Senator lothian P. Aids,
leader of the msjority in tie upner
branch of the New York Safe LegIs-
lasure, directly solicit Il the bribe Senator
Benjamin Conger alleges WAS paid Aide
to slf, legislst CD while member OF
tie assent By Ia 1901, was the sword
statement oil Oonssr, 8! t1s Legislature
iaq2iry today,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
LYNOEBUfG'S BUDGET.

The finance committee OF the Lynch.
burg council reported ths luls't last
night. 1t carries approprIst' OBS amount
Ing 10 s5lS,SS6.2O. List year the bad
get vas s49l, lO4,90 or just abou' s27,.
900 smaller than this year. In addition
TO tie bujiet appropriations, s4OO, 900,
the bonds Of which we're recently sold,
will be sptrt during the coming yeat.
OF this s2OO,O 600 goes for d new high
school, Two white grammar schools AID
one negro grammar school; SOS, 900 for
a new city market, s45, 600 for a new
city ho,pital and 800, 600 for psrmane! t
street improvement aud saver extensions.
This gives the city nearly $1,000 to
spend during The year. One OF the most
interesting items of the budget is q
special spproprlz ton OF s25, 600 for q
crem atory for garbage, which is nov be.
log hauled away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Today's Telegraphic News
Mr.. Fairbanks and the Pops.

Rome, Feb. l1.-"My ietliuga have
not beeu / urt in tie elightest By lbe
va'ic,n's cancellation OF ny sep piDtne,t
to call upoa the pope" ssid Mr.. Caar!es
w. FsirbAnka, former vice preaids:t OF
tie Uni,ed States, today, as be tu:isd
himself with preparations for his depsr-
ure tomorrow for Berlin.
81 look apoo the incident as t.. il'rg,"
Mr.. Fairbanks continued, sand W nd
really have dismissed 1t altogether we're
it cot for The fact that tbs press has
tskeu up the matter md thereby arr Il ed
general discussion. | think appfe-
ciate the position in which t1e pope vas
placed, and | sua no! at al disposed TO
feel resentiul og,r my failure 10 have an
sudience with hm.
"Were the whole thing 10 be done
over, l think | would set just as l have.
certainly would not have paid tbs
great Methodist Church and Its repre-
sentssiveR in Rome the gratuitous insult
OF refusing to address the local church,
nf:er mskipg 40 appointment to do 30,
merely t, preserve what might be called
my eligibility 20 call at the vatican.
Il sm sorry that the incident has re-
suited 10 stirring up feeling between
Prot :stants and Catholic. The vatican
has certain rules that it deems to be
proper regarding the pope's reception L
pablo men, and tank Re shtud S.
sumo til t i, knows wnat rules are bes:
in the government OF III at ons."
The statement OF Mgr. Bisie!i, papal
major DOM, tis' ex.Prcsident R3ost
welt hiss nll fed the vatican of his desire
to call upon the pope, has awakened
resh IL rel 10 Mr.. Roosevelt's coming.
He has been invited to address The Metho-
disl Ohevch in Rome, but In view OF the
"Fairbanks incident 1t Ia assumed
tbs i be will pay his respects u the pope
before appearing before the Methodis.s
Mr.. Roosevelt, however, will have to
give the pope precedence over King
Victor Emmanuel, who will also receive
! In audience and emf rain him at
Il e palace. The vaticsn's rules forbid
81 audience by The pope t , anyone who
frat honor5 the king. Emmanuel has
no objection to receiving those who pay
their first respects to the pope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

FOLLOWING up Zoe passage OF the
ninety das,' session amendment, sal-
ft)r Ksezsll Ses:e,dsy seat up bill pre-
viding additional pay for the lesisia'orp,
their ,fiice.s std attaches. Tae bill!
provides .ha. the speaker OF the House
and he president of the Senate shall
zsceivs S1,CS0 for each session, the
membars to receive net less than $3.50
sor The session. The increase of salary
pr5G,des for The pay of the members on
the basis Of Tho elt nGed session OF nint :
" daFs, which tas beer ordered by the
general assembly when it has agreed TO
she ameudntuts to The constitution.
Extra sssii1a5 OF tls general sssembi;
are provided Tor the bill providing for
salary ct 1850 for the rpsakef OF the
Il ouss a2d tn pscsd.nt Of the Senate
sad the n1embeFs RE 10 receive not ex.
ceedips $3.50 for the extr, session. Sar-
alto: keezsl 90 Wedoesdsy voted sgIlls
the proposition to extend ,be sessior.
Blu. il the sessions are extended o. course
provision mas, ba made for meeting tie
expsasss, which 1t is hoped may never
b needed. The Increase would mesn
thst tae state Glll expena epproximst
~ $50, 600 more for each session than Of
this time-*25, eco for memosrs, tie
salsry o: committee clerks, employees,
pages end the immevsa volume OF prirt'
leg tia: Gii necessarily follow. A.
heretofore stated the people will have 3
say 10 the matter before the propose"
change Ia til corsti ut'on ia made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Killed by a +olcano

Port Limou, Feb. ll.-Eieh.y per-
sons we're killed o7 tho eiuptoa of the
volcano Poas, according to rRporte re-
c.l7ed today, which s1y the worst
eruption 10 The history Of tie mout tain
has ceased. The deaths were caused by
stones sho! Gu. from the crater, many
CT ghich weighed Uc1e taan 200 ptuid'.
They fell lin radius vi eevsrsl
miles OF the mourt In.
Warnings OF severe earthquake TO
folllw ARE being prepared to repd to
Washington, That The Panama canal
ma 5ba siren.hebed 10 anticipation Of .se
dam 1ge an earthquake might cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Charged vita theft.

New YORK., Feb. 1l.-Mrs. Annie
Soltz, sged AZ, the mother OF eight chill
dEsu, and Abraham Glasamar, 0! B,top
Rouge, La, ere U ider arrest in Book.
Ign aaAi!iag The arrival OF G sa,raOt
i.om Memphis, Tenr., charging item
with larceny OF So, 800 from the woman's
husband, David Soltz, in the Tennessee
city. The police sllege that G'assnan
confessed to them that be a5d the wom-
an eloped iron Memphis, to which city
Soltz has moved his business from Baton
Rouge. Glassman worked for Soltz al
,ailot's apprentice, both in Biton Rouge
and Memphis. Mira. Sol.z turned SO, 300
OVER 70 the detectives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The Ialliuger.piuchot Investigation.

Washing ton, Feb. II When tbs
Bsloger.PiGch congressional iayes.i.
g .ting comm es E;;t day, tls nFm-
oers went immediately into exeiul!se
ss5sooS.
TIE attorneys Tor both aides we're prls
an: 10 force, as we'll al Plnchot. G!sVis
and Other interested persons. S.troinr5
Bsilenger, ho8eger, VAS absent A.
I last open session Of tie Commit.
tie CLAWS, | chief Erosecr ns wit.
So sgsinst B ,liioger, wa:stiiI ca the
stand. Hs mad been cross examined b.
N sm bers OF tas comm Q. and it Vas 81
their ;seslion ,at Bsl1rg rleu eu.
pioyed couasel t. coudutt farther cross'
sxamiastan Ct CLAWS, ns veil as TO rep.
r.sant him throughout tae re;t OF tle
1easiDg-.
The hieg,s! crowd that has ytt been
pro5s. ior The heer:ugs was assem- bled
iodsy and d"indlsd awsy Disappointed
that L. y. Claws or Clifford PincscI
was nCt t,siy.
After the brief exett've session aEd
when the commi.t,e had assembled Ia
TIE herring room, series OF lsthrs su'.
I lfg,sms between San Nslsou arc
A; orjey B anieis we're read, aud upon
The sugyelt ons therein the comm tt e
iecided to t: tier pc tpone @ bearings
urtil NJ 'ay. BrandIcs is arguing s
casa iu,Iil,n1is II t.and finds Il impcss.
,ble 10 leach Washington before that Ga!
A letts. from Scr tsrS OF The lGter
Tor B,lliuger also was rea5, Cfsring
no objecion to The P s'ponement, int
dsclsrlug th't "MJ caunsel and my
s.It are anxious to proceed with all poe
sible Dispatch"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11

A STORY wnica i. ue,og told b.
George E!iiughsm, 10 C6raHsl, N. Y,
makes him lie tero of performances
which surps2, modern summarizes.
E!iiDgham ~fs imposed t, have bseD
drowned BY falling through the rougt
ice while crossios tae Hadson river RI :
Gently. Ee uroed up yesterday, auo
his story is verified oy reliable men WHIT
saw the scc;dsst. EliiDghsm says the
distance covered under The leo was essi:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Steamer Founders

Palms, Maj0r;s Leland, Feb H.
II is reported here t,day that g Fren,h
taps Atlantic liner, from Me'ssille',
fcuadarad Of t1s north COAT Of Msjorta
and that bu. one ofthe ships passengers
WAS SAVED. No dtt.;ls have been re-
ceiyed. Msjorcs Island is In tie Msdite:.
rsuesn sea a6d Is the largest of the
Ba!esric group. II is lib miles south.
t act oil Bircsitna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Pool Room Dynamlted.

Cincinnati, Feb. ll.-Police suthori
tles are Today making an effort to
locsts three gamblers who have l0st
heavily at tae Hanover, Iud., pool
room which vas blown from lis foun-
daiions last night with charge Of
dynamite. The police believe the gamn.
lers tare become indicative over re
peat losses.
The lives OF John Cook, night watch
man aud his son, i2 years cid, were
saved By the child's inln,ive feeling
OF danger. The son had gone cut OF
the peel room 10 bring in coal for the
night. It was about s O'Clock. Al
the far corner CT the pool room be sas
sputterirg light
"Fathcr,' be cried, "run Tor you
lite." B,th escaped unharmed, juat as
the blast let 60.
Tae Big Four Railway bad been
Running special t.aIDs from Cincinnati
to the pool room. /! ia tho biggcst
btttiog resort in tie "es'. Same weeks
aga pr 1test gas lodged wt1 the pres
&C trg attorney CT Dearborn county,
Ind, by the religious element of Aurara,
Ind, demanding lba. the gambling be
,topped. An aipe,l WAS made to the
Governor also. rhero is nothing 9
Fl mover nov excep' mass Ct Hooder
4reekase. TIE poa,-12on 5000 10 8
ield, hsl! uie fton, TIA neafss; tSs@
house. That robbery was net The mo.
tive Is evident, ios the maragsr Of II
place always hr usht tha "hsnd bauk'
! Cincinnati each night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Sixty-first Congress.
Second SESSION.
Washington, Feb. II.
SENATE,

The Senate today reii ed 10 accept
til conference report Ga tue urgent de.
ficiency appropriation bill, cutting thu
1t N OF 1925, 900 to complete the work
of the joint immigration con- mission to
S65 900. Ano her conference WAS or.
dsr.d Tna item of $l60, 900 for
FL nisbipg lhs new cus'oDs and coust
house 81 @ evo'and was accepted. Sal.
ari-s for the ju 'geS OF the pew cut Of
customs appeals we're 6xsd at 81 600 PEI
aunuI.
The S:rs!5 psaEed lbs II use bill
amending the immigration lava SO IS
10 MAKE imposaible the bridging 10 of
Someo for improper purposes. Tb+
provisions relating to white slaves we're
of the mos! drastic character, peraIiiss
oeiag increased TO ten years impriuon-
meat aud S., 600 fne.
S.oators L dye and Dillingham; ex-
plairsd that the pending bill dealt with
oo.hiug hut The white slave traffic.
Ia honor Of Liocon's birth the Son.
ate agreed TO adj7urn from todsy ulni
Monday. Senator Hale said many ssua.
atcr desire to deliver addres:es on that
day.
A bill, fsvo,shly reported frnm TIE
ju 'icisry committee, pro7idiDg for the
ex'rsdilion OF corpo.s!ious, Has tsken up.
Under existing lss ii 10 impossible
to remove ths officers of corporations
from oDe 81 tie 10 au,t Their, The III :
pose of the bills is to Plies corporations
on the same fott rg IS lndiEidnsls and
make the offender subject 10 removal
on Indictment or inforna!iep.
HOUSE.
The cs sus dispute vas laid sside BY
the IIou today. Tie resolution OF Mr..
Robinson lem. Ark.), calling on the
sc etsry o: commerce and lsto, 10 tell
tie Hauae whether csnsns enrme ato's
are required to maize political censn i,
laid on the table.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The czariana's Condition Critical.

EdytknhneD, East P,u'ssis, Feb. IL.
Alarming reports OF the condition Of
the Cz.rins were recsivsd here today.
Ii ar coalition, which hiss been known
for some time to be critical, has gro|n
worse I'll she is now no longer able to
recognize her husband or her children.
The government Ia exercising a STRICT
censorship CO all dispatches regarding
the emprass's condition, and the sdVices
received here were strictly private.
The czsriuas failure to recognize n en-
bers OF her family is believed here to be
SO much s'gu OF her Increasing mental
weakness as OF her physical disability.
She suffers from hyst ria, with subss-
quept periods Of melaucbolia, that have
u balanced her mind. Physicians aud
rurses are in Constant attendance scd It
ia believed that death is question of a
short time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
Death of q Murderer

New York, Feb. ll.-Daniel R5ans
j.. who on January 81 gaze his children
bis last Eve cents 10 Guy cancy, sue
then shot aud killed Emily, his 3.yea'.
old daughter, and Willie, his Eyes; sd
son, and afterwsrd ft.d bulle, into his
own temple, d ei carly today al Flower
Hospital. He did tbs shooting, ne de.
clared, to keep his children from tt'r'a-
ticu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
New York Stock Market,

New York, Feb. 1.-The stock mar
ket opened SeasureIe5s, with little doing
in any of the leading stocks. Later the
active railroad issues were in demand
AMI at TIE end OF the first half hour the
market was strong with the leading is-
snes, both railroad and irdustrisls, up
che point.
IL n. Increased strength was de-
veloped in tae market after the ilrst lew
minutes, with further advances.
Noon. After the first hour price hnc-
tuaticns were ra-row AMI trading with
ont much importance. Railroad ISSUES
generally showed slight recessions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-11
The English Political Situation.

Loadoa, Feb. ll.-At'emE Ito reco' :
rile the q oderates and tie 'at!cs!s OF
the lib raj party, CT the "AsQuitntas"
ADD tha "LloJ d.Geo:geiIes," were agsia
TAKEN MP today at the retu np;ion OF the
cabintr attending.
Tho rsdicsla wero feeling ia better
spirits today as a result OF John Rec
moud's declaration last night ast tins
f,iendliness or hoslility Of the Irish rs
;ionalis!s t, the liberals depended on the
loyal;y Of the liberal psriy i ita home
ue pledge. The reso,u iona adopted By
The labor patty, denaudog radical
programme, inc'u Ing The sbolt'on Of
tie Houie of L1rds, was considered by
taa radicals as another Indication th:t
they will DC R5le 10 forca Premier AS
quith TO radical legislati7e programme,
despite his un2ilingness.
Lloyd George aud WimL1n Churchill
are DOT only determined ID retain The
fri, n lahip OF the II 50 usiionali.ts for The
10 ti!lment OF their legislative programme,
bnt ars themselves warm advocates OF
home III AID will brook no interference
ON A:du.th or he other conservatives.