davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
WIFE " HIs IlNOL
Laaa It's ~aasa t,ss a~ss FEsm t,ss,sa
an.i D. tas,lt,i mAek - Naatushst, Q

a,-.r luuking httl. craft ~ led Nv i,
guzsi.d Wang attracted some attsntiun
wnIl. m. Vachtsusn Sers faC,ng IN
l-.frhmunt yesterday n CuntH.isd 10
. maFkrd Nay Stth the zls-s Shite hpiled
Yachts Stth thor dainty white sails, ,liut
iv-s Suul~urz aud bras. that gltsivns'i
.n ths bright san
Ihi- GRAFT -. = Canu- Is.,ntssi real,
uut tb, rcd h.,d u.cunv dinEN and rubus u
% tu sIi,itu IL a.d "a raj hnushsd IA
the uaiural yalur ~ the ~u,d ami the
yi.,rhctvrislic high pros snd st"Tn
T. Nas pr.lcll.d ~ duV spr,ts.il
Sh,ch L"Ard ia. Nur.. loo ~rar over
each ,lic hung lcrh,li rd-, there SsTr
outrageous un IA. C,n.s, aud .I,cA,ng cat
uNv, thc stern ~rrv i've ,ung uars VA
ylu~rlV ul.u Sth grAy hair aud gray
-ai VA the stern hulting N" sheet aud
nav aud then With a sklliUl t~tsi ~ q
Is,,itl' he Kept the hss,i sailing ci,,s
o.. q hight Stnd
Tho ,uuu~ Nas hs,,l,.d down With d.u
nag \ hg handle Sss IN the hoS aud
anutheI huudle covered With huThp
uea the man u luok-d az n a inlght he
. small motor some can,ss have motors
these dsys un I'Ost "a the stem Mas a
hga-s hradhgh,
~tN reporter who WA~ NAirh,ng the
U.gvr, UIu over Co this lone SAILOR ~ Evt
= ptCtuCr, tnd then IA answer 80 uussi lnnz
the 90 ilur .tld hts b,skt Nds nauuo,i Yea
tIiIv aud hls uame 49,, y " l.td
-tlH kickrr ~ h.T q" ASKED the r~I,urtsr
kicker nothing VA. N. curt reply
aud the manz face showed HI. dlaslIsl
a. the ,ugg-@tton What place 10 that
Ia there" poinuUg toward the shorr
he Sk-a
Ihsu- lArchmuui Mn-rr arr yuu
buuuds-
s\altuCkci
Ndutuckc,' NAV how t"ug Will u
take Vuu - act there
lVok M" twelve DAYS - hing aud a.
many Wv DELAYS e. get hen, from hlstun
hut Nill take long~r 10 get 10 NantuCkcI
IA this weather Then I'm go,ng first
Ia hloCA island sud then around Rls-
- r,is hV belorr Sugng out ~ Nantucket
49, th" VOYAGE viii (~ a longer one
What do Nn,. du, g. ashOr and camp
Al night
'\Oth,ng - IN. knit. vas the reply.
a vi again the man looked diSg,Iated
-lerp ~ the boat and cook and eat NV
meals IA nav craft
The Venture ~ 10 feet long and ~ inches
wide, There seemed ~ 10 Just enough
room To- seal l-,dd ait. and the rest 81 the
cran was tll"d With has tent, stove Snd
stores
lie watched the racers Tor a httl- while
and then d,sapI.'a rcd 10 the eastward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21

.. Eel. aHrssfH.Hr .~.I fH.
.s-fssi p Ilsssa r.s. y rsf'
Pool eHH !. ss 10
sa fH. tsFs,t...... - o.. a .'f"
.FaFasI Hs.. afaI .f sfts.Il. 1T
90 - tiI Ne o. .aaf. "fH
t.t .... ts..f b. Hsf af
coo Hfsi rH. FOL co. go "
s.sH a. .iH.fisfa .a a SEQ
riu4.a-H.. N.sI ffsf .Ea
..ls. fH... - HHf H.. .a .HH.ffa.i r.. f..a f.'
r.fa..sf .f..iI.f CO.,. a. ..sf sH. H
H..H.a CO.. H. f.H.#. ..fIs.H
"HI f.I ..a. ..s u
iHH H. ss nd.
'. ..Hf aa f... .s'-IF. Pc go. -.
.Hs Nt.....r ..ass.s .as"I
SO I'D ,lt s.Fsr
.H .... .".s r-".ri .fs'Ht ..H
....H rs#a.H.. f..H.a - ..I#r.H H...'l |"H.H
..a HIafs. .HH# 10 W. Nfsf..T .ta
b-h#rssf .ag frsa sanf Fool .HFt
uf VI. unh.n 10 fh~ss u,a''sfs ~ f-s
-vrIas.H-'i .h.aiId o. 80 9f-' f' s".ss.'s'.
ur Murray snnn.iH. 80 THaf fas-ph
ufH rnafI lhaffs N-sfafanf state tfttaafIn
.-uti-ff ID 81 hlsls Hafi asitFHFIfv fool fitrss
Nf Ma'Hn Insi-f 18th snd .i1ias't.' lifn
- tl s.hfsa Hi.tIf-rs MrNiaiinn s"fililn
.Hf Hafta aasfr nffm Ht TfuFf Hifm .lflaHss
rH- aGida,tt- ssd .tils-is,sa- s~f- aflit~n
.If sild be- So f-sruuIftast - HHfH a. them
We sHi caft. t,aHh 90 Nurfh hsrusu.
ssia ~~na,iur Fr-iinahuY-sn iHss- 10
uu iuftIt q ufir tttfhnTitN
bfssitnHhuVasa iAfeT eNfilNInsft ma Do
had sisifuittsd ths lfilsaiisan 81 fhr rIin-
fnitte. . riaht 20 runtintis - nhsssftga
tiun at.f ~. asiiuiirnnt-uf q -. -s-aaisa
mt sas alssiifssi that ~ So q isgN hnsfaN
n. t-l-phuu-d Oh. situastun io AttuIn.r
4 isn-ral Nl.ssn lsf~F 10 no tAv sid We
Nh-,sn 10 Of. stid pfumt-sd 90 goo hini
an early uUtntUn
haHk .n fr~ -Afiy 90 rN@ pH.u' vas
rsi--d thai th. 80. ali..t tI~ahii Hfu.
Mite then investigating utinirtpN ~
sif. 20 nusi-sin Uuttnty Na- uuf legally
~ sN..t.no- tsssiss fns STAG" -s''itt-
b.i tdiuufnsd and th- ave. tEait.'n
-idfi-nlN sent up "a tho a.
laeVWr Ma sIlsV sad la-i u.g an That
inasuurh a. unly three uotntsr- ui 'h-
-rhusi pTuhtnH Uufnutttss '1urIfltus
1T thF-. SENATOR'S snd thrsr r~rf"-su't
tiN-- 81 ~. >taf. hoard ct tdt,sr.un.
sefv present ~ ye-t.FUiay h",irtug ihs'
Ilf,l..r- .uildn legally pTu'.s'u iH. 'a1a
~ q gtturum
The yuuItnitf~. sta f.,t Iu zoe W. H..
tuh.u - ruol AfAlT- iar~f rn he dAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
kIII R0 ,DS " >PiNB RIITN
Tbr, 10, D. \ sl,ialaFn, auRssi, aaalas
Zoe the ss,mh.lsa. Osarrs

NNsHtN, tuN iuI, 200 NJ the railroads
% ufny.al ,la,-. o.. ttiuH territory Su.. d
u,r,ds No" ruaU- ut-'ra AK ,u ih" Nv-t~ru
irlus TN" ,umuit 49, TERRITORY u "a"
,-urt,I rrfrrIaiy aua ~. 1T hts agp have
,uUtutariN postponed rr" "f,,tr,r tar g
e. fuvIr u,f~a--,i fr,lght ra'v- uuu.
~. ~luI.r. lN., q r.pu uu tAr i,ait ut
IUr itIlrusI- fuI'uNs the auuu %, "u.rnI
b., fl, Interstate commerce ,ut,i.iI - "a
that H uai ir.tJ' tu IspriIt a. unlpr
u,ur Du, ras", p-ut,us au va, v-its at,"u
.uiu The -a~oHa fIruv.-
ih' voluntary 4, 0I"u uu Poe "a. u' Ice
railroads ,.ppN r,.~,v, tbr ,uiumi,.,uu
cot utae,ul he >I-I~Usiuu. p,s,'~u~ai
The ,'h'',iI'-, ct lu,tea-.', S~f, &C. ua ID"
'',uu,r "r'y'tvr pu Nugusi b"'rT" tl,t.
tate. hDN-Vrf tu. comma -,tpu ~,,.d
ha,, nl.'d 'uIuaI uI,irr, nu,i,ag them 80
Ter ~ iay, he .,unI--iun rNpv,.t> 'n
%" allie ~ clear pu th,- question 81 20.
rrra,,st freight rate, ~ October ,"tt
the railroads "a th",r huiIuitIN nn~i vI
-u~I~u-iuu gty" h- commission q uuutu
'v-Wt ~ ut .,ull November In ~, event
Of the cpuu ssluu mott IA, .ug 80, heel q
i~,Isiuu Jy thai date - u D. ut ,us.t,s have
he ruN'i tu ,u.gs-ud the rat-- tut ~
months loaAsr
The .H.ryt b., utt.u vi.t-t-l ll.iu ih"
>ltsI-l ~iu. AZ -..u.~l TODAY ,lui~ {
81 the .unurtsu' lu,.> rs,l 81 he NJ,
snuit Rive. With the Nv~pt,pu 10 a I.-N
thai are only rudt-,- ~ AArvt-i ~ tho
south s.st~ru uari 1T the country The
agr--m"vi TO-DAY tauicsi~s "i~arN
enough that the rai.ruAi, ar- ga ~ and
Niiing in ,coI'-rat- Nth 'hr ,N,nmis
Sion auI thai they hs,- the Utmost yuU
hi-uc- thai they vii - all" H. show
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
THIIR HOlT IP>I/ID


furI lIrNIs IulN ~ dpurl-
drowning the ur~t ut the season. oc, .irl 81
20 'h- Delaware Valley summer boarding
reg ION Yesterday afternoon 100 the p~la
war RlNc' Near Milford y, Nv Ne.
ums were Mites lIllau lSckscn. - wears
It age u1Ightrr ~ George q jackson uC
20 Mes ~-E~ut--srh street New Work
vItN and ldrl- VrsrS e age ,hfld at
NJ tui Nj George Follows oi ~ Grove
-i',',.' New Norh all Summer guests at
ia" kurty brothers farmhou-, on" aud a
half mllr~ from Milford
Mr. Fellows and dlughirt Mss lack
,uu and Ruth hurtg. wears OF age. daugh.
ter ct CHRISTIAN kurtg. went rowing ON
tH" ri,er IN q hat hrttom-d hobi. Miss
laos son pIvtnr he oars They w-r. row
iug on the hTich house eddy and supposed
they Wrr, Kong upstream Instead the
.,.tit refofn they We're aware of the dan-
r,,r had entered the swift bag rift below
Mss Jackson guided the boat safely
through AMI struck "hoppy water ~ the
aud wmCn caused the boat q SWING side
WISE " a. Jackson stood NJ and the
craft overturned. throwing all -four INTO
the stream
Nr~ Fellow 'oICNsd not tom and stand
tng waist deep IN the water chung to the
hoAt and caEgn' IN" kurtS child and
placed her On the boat and shouted for
h.ip Her oSn Ch'ld and Mise jackson
had a. app"arrd some harv' zt"r- near 10y
heard tho cry and cam. and r,sCusd tho
TWO m. body 1T Miss jackson was
found snort ~ af'sr~ard - an eel weir
Inc rrvrr was searched all nj ght and to-
dav COZ 'n, Fellows child. hu withou,
~, C,'~- the agoni,ed parents ar. -'ill
at IN" hur'S nome
VI Jackson arrived from the city trI-
morning % rd had 'hs hodv NJ his daughter
t1k"n 20 49, hom~ fnr burial IN FVargrc~ns
I an,.t"rv lustIc. HenrV Ludwig ut
Nlioru d-C,d"d thar an ,rpu"-t was not
pe..sszarN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21

Is" -Hga.if0f '1~a" ~
'.a 1H"F ..eut' '7".T .' 's~a-i
IT," -. rHHf o. 'Ns' s'ifrft' 80 fF
'HNr co H"i
..n.ni' .n .rs' .-Hrf - aH.
ODD. 'ns-s aui "Hi~ o. n
"-'r .'. 10 t'n' f''' =" rRa N'"'raf'
''.r" '-n7-n' 80
' 'W 90. '-f'~' pm"
..r "" -H. -.'tT'~7'
|7 f.'. .' 9TH"
rn
IH H" go s.H
'" .r .H.. ~ %
.. roll r ... .rf.' ~" e q
Doe. Gee .. &C.. .H "'H 80 '"f'r
...' "..r.. H~.i o. .' '".i . 'N..'rv Of .uI' p"
..f b n '1' 70. .' Pa" 'aH.'' M
....."'.. IH -.t.f ..'i 'FI 'i'"n %
U.'. .rH "H.r '.. ' u- "" 80.
-'.. .' .... f.- .' .f"r"
W. '.. Hr~ .H" .".T witness -
.'. .... M" ''--' 90
go '.. .H- .. a" ". . .s'''-s" chat
f. .' ''s,.. '.. "rH H'" IN"
|.."- ..' o. .'..l"'' H w."s 'r"'" %
A.. t..'.r.'.r. i'H'..r H. 'I' sNuuiI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
PEPPER kILLED NV.
Druk Cterk Inhaled same, COACHED. aud
. nlood Vessel Hurst

Joseph Berncr-ch-Id aud trend -n
tered rrstauran, al 80 Third avenue
Yesterday and ordered soup for luncheon
White spr,nAhng pepper into his soup
BernersCh-id Was served With n, Of
coughing Presently he Tell to the floor
and died
Dr. RutiedS~ Of Bellevue Hospital
thought blood v~-ssl had burst when
Rrrnsrscheld inhaled come pepper and
hsmorrhagr oi the brain had resulted
B.rn~rpcheid VAS 81 years old He
hVed a, lleth street and Union avenue.
The RronA For twenty seven wears hs
had ha~n an ONCE clerk for Elmer a
Amend druggists At Eighteenth street
and THIRD aVcnu. Ne was married
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21

WAsHISoIoN. July - The hattleshIrs
Iowa. Indiana and Massachusetts hav"
arrived AT Gihrahsr. the cruiser South
Dakota a. San Francisco, the ha,tleshlp
south Carolina at Southern drlll grounds,
the cruiser Wolverine ~ Mantowoc,
Wis tho Yacht Maynnw"r AZ Eas,port
Me the tug Potomac and the torpedo
boa, Bailey a, Norfolk. and th" torpedo
boats Maodoroueh AID S'rin CHAM a.
LYNN Haven Raw
The cruiser Tacoma ma, ssll" from
Rh,eHNlis for Iape Grncias \ Dios. the
cnllier I.coriias from ChnrlCaton Tor
arbcrta Point Ia" tuS Rocket from
WashIn gton for lnUian H"td and Nor
Tor Penang. and ~" gunhoa's Wheeling
aud pc, rcl from Yokohama foT llnn skorR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
on HO\E>T rOIITItIiN.
DroOkiSn sunrage " Omrn Put the ~ q mp
oT approval on senator stu~ Ell.

, ~ . irtH gwen last night IA the court
of tho ~ George Hursl hv th.. mem b-r-
81 ~" vur'an Ifrag" party ot th. First
Assembly dlStr,l ~ BruOklvn ~ was an
uouno II that ~ u" whole 81 Greater
New York there could be found nut on.
J,nCorrupi"d and tnrnrrupt ih.- politician
namely senator stephen StiIw-lI at
tlle lw~n,v-nr-t district
In the course 81 the evening SOM. 1n,.
remarked .nnrcantly to the chairman
@, tie Ir"-~ committee that there -..-rr,.d
To- 30 a good many Clergym,1 on the pro
grdmm"
We may. 80 suu -ay. - strong tor
,.eTgyn~u sad Ne chairman Tut
"a ar not strong ioI politicians want
N0g Go understand lhaf a. IN executive
meeting h-id y-.-taI iav hv the district
,aau"r- "a r..-oi.i,ou Was adopted thai
not q sIngl. pfh'-noid-r or pI ute--iopaI
,oNtIClsu ~hnuid be- invited to this i.t"
wrth ti- "Nr,u'Ion W SENATOR S'ilw.iI
We mid- an rNuspton m ms Case b~cau-..
~ action go regard - IN" Young blll
showed thai %" had the interest ot the
U.ppI. 81 heart ana that ne was not gong
10 B. e. deceived NV m" prvteusIon- ~ money
LialhIBg CprtpratlOus
senator StilWell made "A speech IN which
/" Touched upon the Young I'm and uuun
'he 'rauChi-. ~ the New York Central
Railroad ~" also paid a gluwtng trihuts
:" COY Hughes and SAID that the latter
a"uurntW"ut 10 m" supreme bench re-
mON ID -" most logical candidate ~ the
Republican party Tor m" Pre.ldenCv
and cleared Roosevelt = path To- The White
Iou-s tie assured IN. women of BrooN-
yr hat they would not find him antag-
.ni-tIcto they interests when they were
brought O." IN" attention of the Log .sla-
tive " proper form and backed No nv a
general d"~Ir" IN m" part ot women fot
affirmative action
Eishop Honda. president II Anuv ma
sl'u College and head ~ the Christian
church 10 JaUan. sprhe " the social and
ra'glous progr.~s pf ms country m tho
.s,' century He ~.t'i Their. va no pros
r""' - a wa between lapan and the
United ~t.taS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
y, ,, Ho,,- leader In Lan,r >, p,,,rr,

Edward y Boyle has been chosen tau
many leader % the Sixteenth As.em,y
district to Hll the vacancy caused hy th-
death Of John J Harrington. traHI'
) l"ntry the former leader oi the 81.
tr'c' who was defeated few wars ~
10y harrington, announced that he wo.d
MAKE contest against Boy- 81 ils
September primaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
Nnh:RTAkERA

rsANEI =, CAssH.I.7 3h; .',r, I, ~! -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
Arm, and Navy Orders.

yr.sptNoro> .uN ~ tEr>- ,rrv o'-s-,
N .r~ Is.u-d ~ fs,.
,sr, willard -. N,'r'u rniri rl.lt A-,Ger,.
=, Wa''srN .
repf NstrN Z su''>. NedW ~ 'orNs 10 lo't
y \ Rus>ru
.tr.t View 'rihur y ,hr~nds rWerv r'n'N
o. fNrtr,. tn p''gets tnll g. Nrv nTInsOi-A
~, Scpt- t,u-r Is 49, pFo'v, o. - rIllfeT,
81, enc an .aHl.7s ,ftr ,NN' NalAh n pATHn.i
Ivenb a. er.N .ufantp rclyNci VIM vii toIr
Ms reG rc7'
yNs.c nav, or!ers y go ls,.ra
IidsNI swan R,tt'r &c.. 'u,r ~. 81
\ . sdcufN. Arnapol.. To 10 \r..r ,afoIra
Nhsripman " lla1igNu ftum MAJ
40 Adsa.S - Ne COnnecucul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-21
80!
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos Iailormade clothes
Good light

excellent ventilation and courteous attention to every
detal-featwes of this new store which bring new
customers hourl y-weve maintained full assorimenls
of both clothes and haberdashery for the late comcrs
Khaki trousers hest quality. $3.50 ready to wear
Bathing Suits So to 81 80. Beach Robes $3.50 to So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
SATURDAY EVENING. MAR. 20, 1910.

TOMORROW easter SlDdsy) will be
observed throughout the civIliz ID world
as the anniversary Of the resurrection
from the dead of the Author OF the
Christian religion. While some evspge!-
zeal churches make no provision 10
their calendars for the celebration Of
Easter, it's spirit Ike that Of Christmas
enters into all ecclesisslicsl bodies, and
more or less reference is made t, the day
10 the services and sermons. The CbflE-
tisn faith hinges upon the resurrection
of Jesus Ohyllt, and while some are dis
p9ssd to gu ttlOn the authorities OF TIE
0ospel narratives OF thst most import
ant Of oil events, the evidence set forth
IN confederation o: the fact Ia probably
greater than that Of auy other occurrence
IN ancient or modern times. The fact
that disciples oil the NaEarene who were
co,emuorsneous With bin endured cruel
,,a,secutIous and 10 many cases desth
vb,ls proclsiming the resurrection Ia the
heat stteststion OF the truth Of their proc
Ismaton. They had, In q worldly
uoiut of view, nothing to gsiD, Tut al
- lose,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
Virginia News.

Postal Inspector Mosby yesterday ar.
rested Thomas GRAFT, colored, st hos
noke on the chsIe Of robofng the mails.
The Treasury Department yesterday
awarded contract to J. Henry Miller,
OF Baltimore, for the construction OF the
postoflcs at Richmond at his bid Of
s6lS, 447.
Rev. Carter Page, formerly rector o.
the Episcopal Church st Brandy, who
removed to Oulpsper last fall, where hi
bad sIncs resided, died on THURSDAY
after an illness of several months, the
result Of lung trouble. Mr. Psge Wa'
81 years Of age, having been born 10
Pouastan county, the son OF Colonel
Tbomss Page. His wife Was Miss Man
ny Giddings, Of L.uionu ccuotY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
baroness Vaughan Rejects BonI /.

Paris, March 26.-Otuot Bonl de
Oestsllsnp, divorced husband Of the former
Anna Gould, offered his hand In mar
risge to Baroness Vaughan, widow OF the
late King Leopold of Belgium, and was
fatty rejected, according to information
which came TO the United Press t,dsy
from q source Of uoqu 'ttioued reliability.
Bonps prosposal to the baroness Ia
generally cred.tsd by bls friends as sn'
other purss.replenishiDg quest, 10 which
light The baroness Is said to have viewed
It, The baroness also made light
of Boni's title, which lie nov bis only
asset.
The spendthrift Boni Is In particularly
hard financial straits just now as a result
Of bis campaign for reelection to the
Chamber of Deputies from the Basse
Alpes district. The last race he made
cot him $50, 900, and So a strenutu'
igbt 10 being made against him, he will
have to spend an even greater amount
this year. BonI hasn't this amount and
his friends declare bis tile Is 10 the
matrimonial market, prize for any
woman who will provide the needed
nude
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
mErHo0Isr CONFERENCE.

The Randolph Macon question con-
tinusd t, occupy III, attention OF the
Baltimore Conference, at the third-dsy
.es,Iou held 10 Washington yesterday.
Rsy. B. W. Bond Introduced q resolu'
ton providing for the sppoit tuent OF a
c,mmi,tie to bear to the board OF trus'
ices the decision OF the conference 10 re-
gard to the change 10 charter. The
resolu lon was signed BY the members OF
the board, who are also members OF the
B fillmore Conference. The resolution
was lost.
The drastic action taken By the co.,
ference Ia nj sctiug the proposal OF t1e
board of trustses o. the Randolph Mscon
College and demanding that the charter
be 30 amended as to allow the conferences
10 elect membe OF the board Is being
dIscu 'sed pro and con BY those Interested
10 educational affsiTs. Judge E. ID.
Neuman, OF Woodstock, Vs., presideI t
OF TIE board OF trustees, said this yester-
dsy that 1t Is impossible for the board to
tske the action desired BY the conference
Much OF the days session OF the confer
euce was taken up With 70 ports from the
mIpistsrs as to their work duripg tae
pas, year. Sixteen young men were sd'
mitted on trial and Is the largest class
10 q number Of yesra
Considerable dstu lsion was caused by
motion from the LewlsbnIg district re-
storing the ministerial creder tails OF V.
w. Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler was per-
United to Withdraw from the ministry
ru nher OF years age Nth grave charges
resting sgsiust him. Bis credentials
we're restored.
The comm tee on church federation
reported indorsing the closer federation
Of the ysrll III denominations, and pro-
sIdiug for the appointment OF i've dele
gates 10 The National Conference on
Church Federation. At uIgh! mission
airy rally was Geld.
The bauqu,t of Randolph Macon Dol
lege A umni, which vas held last night at
Fru ends, wss largely attended.
The conference will not pay the ex-
pected cal, upon President Taft. A
committee called upon bin yesterday to
srrauqe 90 hour when the conference as
a body could pay Its respects, The only
hour which be c. uld give them wss 10
o'clock this morning, as be leaves the
city Moaday. The conference decided
that they csnntt give up an hour OF
mora Of the business session to call upon
the chief exetu I've.
l is probable that some action will be
taken By the conference opposing the
Jtffries.J ohuson fight.
Had Cancer OF the Stomach.
Wilmington, Del, March 26 Rev.
W. l. McLa1rlp, of Lst.s, s. O., came
to Wilmiuet today, and claimed the
body OF j. Fl. Bsthts, OF Dillou, s. o.,
who shot and killed the conductor and
porter on the Baltimore end Ohio
Railroad last Wednesday and was In
turn shot TO desth by the police and
armed citizens. The body vas sh!pp d
to South Carolina at noon, accompanied
by Mr.. McLsurip, who IL first ctu'iD
OF the man. The minister said Bethss was
long me sufferer With cancer OF the
stomach and had been acting strangely
OF late. b ,thes be said drank heavily at
times to drown bis trouble tn! that be
wss not Q habliuil drinker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
Mount Rtna Still Active.

Ostinis, Sicily, March 26-Despite
TIE fact that the lava that Is being belched
from more than dcgsn crsteTs 10 Mount
Etns increased In amt u1t today, the prog
ress of the molten river down the south
ern slope OF The mountain YVES not 50 rap.
Id. The msin stream Of lava Is now so
huge that Ils progress has been partially
checked through the inability oftae
spoutiug craters to feed th' stresr, fast
enough. Then, t,o, the cooling edges oil
the lava stream serve as temporary ber-
riers until fresh sccumu atlons OF lava
avalanche themselves 10 farther limiis.
III impossible for anyone u gel nearer
than $50 feet to the lava streams oSir 8
TO The Intense heat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
The Roosevelt Party In EGYPT.

Osiro, Egypt, Mach 26 "A Iuacheon
BY the kbedive at AbdiD Palace, in hon
or of Mr.. Roosevelt and his party fol-
loved the yisi; 70 Ashsr University to-
day. Mr., aud Ms. Roosevelt, Kermit
s1d Etsel were gu ssts at this luncheon,
o. wtrs Ambassador Strsus and vile,
Consul General IddiDgs, wife snd
daus liter, aud the members OF the
Egypt an clbio't.
Ait lu 1cheop, the RoosvelIs were
driven back to their hotel, whers VIC
Ting Fang, former Chinese minister 70
the United States an old friend OF MI.
Roosevelt, called to pay bis repects. A
call also expected from Prince Fital
Frederick, 500 Of the kaiser, who srrived
10 Cairo last evening. A native lawyer
named Wally presented Colonel RooSt-
welt todsy With wonderful old, hand
illuminated yellum parchment and
twelve ancient volu mes Of the Koran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
Murderers Confessi

Boston, Mass, March 26.--super-
It tious belief tba! they had seen a
ghost led TO the confession OF Domenico
Ohristoiero, Archilly Luisi and Pasqusle
Oirillo, three Italians, who began long
prison sentences today for the murder OF
Daniel F. Desmond. The three were In
the Charles ptreet jail, charged With the
murder, but evidence agsinit them was
not convincing. At midnight Oirillo told
the couit he was awakened by a sensi-
lion be could not describe. Then the
face Of Desmond appeared, pressed
agsintt the steel bars OF bis cell, and
pointed toward Oirillo. The latter was too
terrified to speak, be said, hut after the
"ghost" bad vanished, he awakened bis
friends aud told them OF the visitation.
All we're terror.slrIckeu and Immediately
confessed the killing Of Desmond 10 sn
affrsy. They must serve from IL to Ia
yesrs In prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26

PRoF ENRIco FERRI, LanbrOso'S
most lin ttiCui disciple in crimlpsl an
thropol 81, in lecture In Milan, Italy
a,t,Itu ed this alarming growth OF child
crime ia Italy to steam. Discussing
modern industrIslism ia relation TO
youthful crime, be expressed bis conVic'
tlOu that the breaking up Of family life,
dsgensrscy of the male physique, the
eugulimsnt Of women and children 10
practical slavery. aud other evils we're
traceable to the uss Of steam power.
This appalling St tie of thiugs, he said,
was destined to dissp )ssr vita the com
log reign Of electricity, which would be
universal when, IS science foreSaw, msu
had discovered how to convert the heat
of the sun By direct means irt> electrical
energy. S,ieati6c men, so.cslled, differ.
Many years ego one Of the knowing ones
Published q book Tor the purposs OF ex'
planning how men lived nine ceninrie'
or mure Ia ant.-deluvisn days. lie at
ttibatsd The remarkable longevity to 81
enormous belt of electricity which, b
seai5, eucircled the earth during tbs l66t
yesrs from Adam to Noah. According
70 sscred hi,t)ry, violence flied tai
earth during that peIiOd--so much 81
that q food was sent upon the earth
According to FerrI. electricity Eill briDG
about ttleg results ia the iut1Te,