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scHwAB's NEW $4,000, 900 ANNEX

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Oct 2O.-The
Bethlehem Steel Company is giving a
great deal of attention to the apprc.
priation for extensions in 1911. which
will amount to ah ut s5.000,000. incluo-
ing shops, storage houses, assembling
buildings. coke plant and blast fur
naces
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s,so.ooo HAT FACTORY FIRE.

DANBURY, Conn. Oct 20.-The fac
tory of the American Hatters and Fur
riers' Corporation. in this city, and tEat
of the Connecticut Glue Company
subsidiary concern, were burned today
entailing total loss of about sloo,ooV
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(continued ON Second Page.)
Getty.burg BnttIeneId.

This Is the season to VISIT the historic battis-
field Through ira via New Jersey Central
leaves Broad street ZOO; Ferry street. e;o6: East
Eersy street,. a;0 .. m.-Adv
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SENATOR ELNNs's ILLNESS SLIGHT.

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. 2O.--It was
stated today that the condition of Sem
ator Elkins was in no way alarming
The senator is able to walk about and
takes daily drives.
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Ixraut cutters, Ash sifters.
maeknsf Doremus Co... 7se Broad street. .--Adys.
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tax STAR, CLASSIFIED ADS.
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STAR WANT ADS bring RESULTS,
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Crippen Hoped to Escape.

Mr.. Tobin said that Crippen had con-
cocted this deception because he had
been informed by the quartermaster
that he was to be arrested upon land
ing at Quebec. Crippen had hoped TO
get safely into the interior of Canada,
where he planned to be joined by MISS
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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lcontinuea on second Page.)
Newark post., 1910-10-05

Then Jesus remembered he had not
finished with the worthless servant,
and he returned to him.
VS.. 80. Cast out the Improbable
servant No place for him among
the active. He hid my money Hide
him in darkness from the sight OF men,
lest he contaminate them by his worth
lessuess. That is fearful sentence.
Outer darkness. Weeping, wailing,
teeth-enashing. That is the second
step into the realm OF horror that shall
be TO those who are unworthy when
the Lord shall come. The first was at
the end of the parable of the Ten Vir-
gins. The door was shut" This is
the second Outer darkness Weep
ing, wsiling, cursing.' The third is af-
ter the next lesson.
What are you, profitable or an
Improbable servant?
Are you faithful to your opportuni,
ties? Remember the great question
is, not What are my opportunities? but
Am | faithful to them such as the,
are,
Newark post., 1910-10-05

ian, They are not as good honey gath
crers. They do not repell enemies so
readily. They are frequently over
come and their home destroyed by
moih. They are nervous and run OFT
the comb when the hive is opened.
The queen is hard to find, very often
hiding in a corner or among bunch
Of bees.
The Italian bee is fast replacing the
black Zee. 1t is seldom attacked by
the moth. 1t is very much more cas-
lily handled, so that one can remove
comb after comb and the bees will re-
main on the comb just as il they were
in the hive, thus all the frames of comb
in hive may be lifted out and put
back again without much disturbing
the work of the bees. The queen is
very easily found as she seldom be-
comes in the least alarmed when the
hive is opened. There are severa
Newark post., 1910-10-05
Poultry Department
Conducted by w. G. ANTHONY
SMYRNA, Del.
OCTOBER

We will consider this month some
OF the requirements and conditions di-
rectly associated with the changes that
take place in the flocks OF fowls to be
kept during the winter for egg produc-
ton or ior breeding PURPOSES next
spring.
If one is in the egg business, strict
ly speaking the changes have already
been made the object be;no to get
rid of all surplus stock or stock objec-
tionable for breeding before the mott
ing period Profit demands this. And
if what he have put down does not ap-
ply to every poultryman just. at this
particular time he may have us mind
the facts and utilize them when, ac-
cording to his best judgment, they are
in season
There are some general principles
| that hold true the year around, and
with them we put the details which
must needs be a part of the individual
| plant at the settled periods when its
are made to assume their pur-
posed relations. The known facts are
applied to our own conditions and re-
quirements.
With the commercial poultryman,
be it for eggs or meat, and with the
former the great object is profit.
Never yet have | known a man that
was Intentionally working simply for
lun and most certainly no one with
poultry, i'll numbers, could be guilty
of any such misdemeanor
Take care OF the little things anC
the big ones will take care of them
selves, may fit every business; there
isn't any doubt about it in the CHECKER
business. Lice and leaks are little tc
be sure, ii we take them individually
You have had your attention called IL
the lice. The leaks may be just a
bad. Hunt ior them One barreI
hen kept on your yard for one year i
dollar and half gone TO glory. Die
you ever think about the glory in tn
chicken business? 1t belongs with tn
lice and the leaks. What about TIL
eggs that were fertile but didn't hatch
What about the chicks that started OF
. with every promise OF true worth an
, then commenced to get Tin morning
smaller than they were the night be
! fore, kept getting smaller until the
! gave TIP trying altogether? What abOu
the bare ones, sunburned, stunted
-but-won' t-grow, ever have any lik
that? All this is glory, pure and III
tarn;shed. Your barren hens are glory
Those drawn-up, dried-up, featherles
representatives or those whose ies
:, thers have stood still until they loo
! = moth eaten-they are all glory chick
4 ems. They won't sell for what the
4 have eaten. Your work with thei
h YOU needn't consider; YOU have throw
q it in for exercise And the glory an
the leaks go together. Stop the leak
;, and keep out all the glory you cal
there is nothing in it-no,ning at lea
, that is helpful
r Once year there IS general house
: cleaning in chickendom. Before tt
!, pullets are brought in from the rang
II or the layers OF this year are to |
Newark post., 1910-10-05

changed to breeding pens, the houses
should be thoroughly cleaned. If
there is any repairing to be done, do it
now. Look particularly after the roofs,
source, and remember that the three
sides of every chicken house Ito be
used for winter quarters) should be
air. tight. Set your openings all on
he South side and don't be afraid OF
admitting plenty OF air and unobstruct-
ed Sunlight from that quarter. Oppo-
site openings are what you want to
aVoid--it is the currents of air, the
GRATIS, that are a menace.
I axe out of the houses everything
movable (and everything should be);
remove all nesting materials, all litter.
If you have hens in the habit of using
whitewash, scrape it off, all you can
OF 1t, and never use it again. In its
cracks and under it when it COM
mcGces to scale off the mites find a
refuge from which they can DEFY your
most persistent efforts to eifectually
get rid Of them. Sweep down the
cobwebs. In short. do ANYTHING pos
| sible to make the quarters as near new
as your conditions will admit Spray
| into every crack and cover every sur
| face with the mixture OF "Scalecide'
and water--l to 10 Put in fresh lit
ter and nesting material, and don't
| forget, again, that your future suc,
| cess is greatly influenced by an abund-
ance of hen exercise. Keep the litter
| from six inches to a loot deep.
| Unbroken or uncut wheat straw OF
oat straw free from chaff is excellen,
litter for scratching purposes. Fol
nesting material | know nothing bet
ter than excelsior Hay does very
we'll Straw ! object to because it il
hollow and ;nro the open straws OF
stems Ice find another safe retrea
from the spray mixtures.
When you move old fowls to new
quarters and when you bring in thu
pullets from the colony houses on th
range, look after them evenings ant
tcep al it until they go to roost o
their own accord where they are sup
: posed-on the perches above the drop
ping boards. You must help you
fowls to form the habits that wi
help you Do all your night handling
at night Work quickly, but don't b
rough. Keep your layers tame.
Newark post., 1910-10-05
The Three Kinds Of Inhabitants Of The Bee
Hive Common To All Varieties OF The Honey Bee

other races OF bees, but none OF them
can compete for general acceptable
ness with the Italian. The Carniolans
have been recommended as a quieter
bee even than the Italian, but thev are
given to excessive swalming and Tor
that reason are much less desirable
than the Italian.
The Caucasian has been praised for
its many good qualities and II certainly
is quiet bee and easily handled. 1t
also builds up quickly in the spring
which is an admirable quality. 1t, how
ever, is addicted to frequent swarm
ing. They are good honey gatherers
if the swarming habit could be o,
come.
The Egyptian bee is from Egypt
and is said to have been cultivated IL
thousands of years. For over 4,ooc
years noted apiarians have been ir
Newark post., 1910-10-05

Written by DIR JOEL S. GILFILLAN
We have spoken OF the worker bee,
the drone and the queens in these ar
ticles. 1t would seem to be the proper
time to designate ust what we mean
by each of these names.
Every colony of bees in normal con-
dition contains one queen and large
number of worker bees, And in the
honey season also number of drones,
varying in number from 300 to 600 to
colony. The drone is the male bee
and is not tolerated in the hive unless
there is probability OF swarming,
when it will be necessary tor the new
queens to be reared to take the place
of the old queen that will go out with
the swarm
Newark post., 1910-10-05

races OF the honey bee. That which is
recognized as the best race of bees,
taking all things into consideration, is
the Italian bee. The Italian and the
common black or German bees are the
ones that are best known. The black
bees are not so desirable as the ltal-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
The Roosevelt Party.

Rome, April 6.-At,r his departure
from Rome tonight Dol. Roosevelt in
tends to drop out OF public view IS COM
pletely as possible u,t'l he and his wife
arrive at Ganoa on April IL.
10 furtberance Of this plan he has ask
ed the newspaper correspondents WHO
have been with him up to tie preset t
time to leave the party temporarily, not
RECLINING him nst ! he reaches Genoa.
There ia a sentiment II aide to the ex-
presidents desire fer privscy at this
time ss-he and Mrs. Roosevelt wish to
retravel their honeymoon route of "a
years ago along the shores of the Medi.
tsrranesn. between Spezia and G uoa.
50 strong is their desirs for Isolation TIA.
even X srmit aud Ethel will be with them
hnt little between The time of their de-
psrturs and arrival at Genoa.
At 1880 tonight the Roosevelts will
make the tip from there TO Genoa by
su omobiIe, stopping three days at Porto
Maurizio, at tae Villa OF Mrs, Roose-
velts sister, Miss OaTew.
Roosevelt plaus to me. his friend Git
ford Pinchot at Porto Msurz,.
Mr.. Roosevelt was greatly pleased
t1day with the receipt ofnumerous cable
messages from his friends In America,
many OF them coming from Oat1olic
priests, approving bis sand in the vat
can COL 'oversy. The editors of several
Catholic pspers csbled the colonel that
the lay sentiment smoug the Catholics
was altogether favorable to him.
Mayor Nathan gave formal O'Clock
tea 10 honor O! the RooaeVelts. Tonight
Mr.. Roosevelt aud his family will be the
guests of honor at dinner rendered BY
the municipality, which will probably
be one OF the mott noteworthy functions
yet arranged for them.
They will go Immediately from This
dinner to thu railHay station and take
'rain for Spezis,
London, April f.--Tha London Tele-
graphs Rome epondeus today dc.
ciares that the Roosevelt.vstican In
cidebt 'has added crest strength to the
cam paigu against the vat can st time
when the holy See needs all the forces
1t Gao muster to res.t the ouslanshts OF
its enemies. The incident Ia likely to
have far.reacbing effect Throughout
LAZY. The correspondent adds: "The
general opinion is that Cardinal Merry
del Vsl's reputation as diplonatiat is
Bha: red. Macy gray heads in vat
can circles are shaking sadly these days
and 1ishlng FOR return 81 tine daSs OF
Pope Leo'B reign, when the game OF
diplomacy was played by men vita
brains and not by amst:u.a."
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Virginia News.

The Petersburg Ot5 Council yester-
day increased the license on retail liquor
dealers from $3.50 to $500 and on ship.
pers from $3.50 to $500.
Edward S. Hist, it,, son of Mr. Ed.
ward S. Hist, OF Loudoun county, Wss
drowned in the Belle Forc5e river, in
Wyoming, Friday, while attempting 10
Cross the heavily swollen stream.
William Payne, a detective ia the
employ of the anti-saloon people and a; :
81: ed by local officers, last night raided
the places OF four soft drink dispensers
In Fredericksburg, and seized q small
quantity of Liquids.
Charles II. Wallace, Sc gears old, o
veteran oil the civil war, died Merday
night. He uas one of the first men to
cross the continent when gold was dis
covered in California, and after the boom
returned east by way OF Nicaragua,
where be went with an expedition to
the relief OF General Walker.
A llu, bill containing three counts
vas ret1rnsd by the federal grand jury
in Richmond yesterday against Abtam
@. Eby, alias Adam Smith, for using
the Untad Statss ma!ls for Illegal pur-
poses. Ely, former mayor of Burke
Vile, wrote letters in July, 1909, threat
euiug to blow up part of the Pennsyl-
yania road with dynamite unless Pfesl-
den! McCrea paid him S45, 600.
J.H. McIateer WAS acquitted by 8
Jury In Prince William CT uaty 5ealer.
day OF the charge Of shooting his brother,
Robert, last November. The bro thers,
between whom bad feeling had existed for
somttime, met In the store Of r. A.
Waters, in Dumfries. An alteration
ensued and resulted In Robert Mclnteer
being shot by J. 81. McIn,eer. Later
on the same night, Robert McInteer at.
tempted to kill bis brother by shooting
at him with shotgun. At his trial yee-
'rday j. II. McIbtaer justified the
shooting on The ground OF self-defense.
Robert L. McIpt,er is now q fugitive
from justice, having escaped from jail
alter his arrest on the charge of shooting
at his brother.
William Cameron, ore of the leading
tobacco manufacturers of the south drop
ped de adj i'll the Westmoreland Club
in Richmond, yesterday, of heart dis
ease doctor was summoned, but by
the time he arrived life was extinct. Mr..
Cameron had complained frequently Of
a weak heart, but his death was sudden
and unexpected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

WITH Maryland ip line six st't's
have ;. ow declared in favor of a constl-
tatiousl amendment empowering the gov
eminent to levy an income tax. The
Msrylsud Legislature as sst ted yesterday
adopted resolution 10 favor of the
amendment on Monday. The other
states !hss have passed favorably on the
question sre Alsbsms, Illinois, Kenlu:ky
Mississippi aod South Csrollna. The
proposition to endorse the amendment
has been vosed down in Georgia and
V.rsiuis. 10 New York 1t Is In ststs
of SUSPENSION. Governtr Haghes has
fred broadside on the ground thst an
income tax would invade the rights OF
The st, while Senator Root and other
hieh authorities take contrary view.
The enuthern sta.es which fought fer
statss' rights cow seem to be falling oVtr
one another In 40 effort to give up such
sight, to the Federal government. LINES
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

INsURGENT republicans, under GEMS
t., Be7eridge, achieved signal triumph
in Republican Indiaus yesterday. AT
the REPUBLICAN slate convention, held In
the stronghold OF Fairbanks Hsmen~sS'
Durhin and Watson, the gritty insui'
ss,t, carried sll beicro them IN one
determined charge. Approving the hghl
which Sepetor BayerldgS made against
the Aldrich thrift law in the Senate, the
dalsgates declared for revision OF tie
Aldrich lsw with the utmost speed, "
an hist it will conform to the republican
campaign pledge OF 1908. The CONVEX .
ton demanded progressive laws ano
caeered Senator B,veridge, who persists
10 his re;u4al to indorse the Psyne-A'cr'c
tariff. Tho platform adopted declares;
We believe iua protective t'ritt, meas:
ured By the difference between the cot o
nroduetjon here aud abroad. Less than
this ia ur ju t to American laborers, more
isupiu,t t, American consGme'ss Ina!
diff .reuce should be ssce:tained with toe
almost speed, aud the present law mooi-
fad sccordiugly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

butter in nerrly the whole country. Every
Monday telegram ofs few words is flashed
through the country and that fixes the price
of Elgin or high grade butter, for that week.
1t was said that ninety one commission men
in Chicago, many of whom own farms, are
members of the Elgin board.
A telegram was today sent by Chairman
Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and Commissioner of Labor Neil the
government mediators under the Erdmsn act.
to the telegraphers of the South RI Railway
system suggesting to them that they mediate
their diferenc with the road. The telegram
says that President Finley Of the Southern
Railway has already requested mediation:
The telegraphers 2l7O in number threatened
to strike for a 20 per cert increase in wages.
President Taft today told Representative
Cowles. Grant and Morehead. of Noath Caro-
lima, that he bad practically decided tc ap-
point ex Representative Settle of Ashyille, n.
c., as judge of the Court of Commerce. TIE
court of commerce is provided for in the
railrord bill. fathered by President Taft,
which ia now in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
spanlsh Ambassador "N iifed."

Rome, April 5 Strained relations
have developed between John 9, A
Leishnau, tne American sm hassador,
and the MARGINS de Ysldeterrazo an.
bsssador from spain, according to astory
tbst today made its rounds oil the diplo-
matte corps.
The trouble arises from Lsishmsu's
indifference to lot of the diplomatic
red tape that sti!l wraps Itself around
every official in Bone, and his COMO
quont delay in nttifying the msrquIs
when 1t would be convenient for the
maruuls t. pay bis respects t, him.
Marquis de Vsldeterrazo Is the newest
conner in the smb5sssdorisl corps, and
shortly after his arrival he sent a secre.
tary to each of The foreign embassies 10
inquire when he might make his official
call upon 1t. The ambassadors all replied
promptly except Leishmau.
The marquis accordingly Wrole, r.
pealiug his inquiry. No answer. The
marquis called at Sill the other en-
bassies but stll no Rpswer from the
American Embassy. This made the
marquis indigusnt--or worse. He used
the telephone snd asked Leishmsn "tor
the lstt time ID say 1t what tine The
ambassador OF Spain might have thebonor
of being received by the American am.
bRsaador.
Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock"
was tie reply. The marquis considered
the reply extremely ablupf. The hour
vas also very early for Official visiting
10 Rome. Nevertheless the marquis
called. The Usual compliment, and
common places were exchanged. Then
the marquis remarked 81 began to fear
| would not be permitted the honor oil
visiting your excelency."
"Oh" replied Leistman, with bored
alr-this, at leas', is the way the mar.
quis Is telling the story,-'tats, official
ilt:oduttiors have no importance tt all.
There merely relics of antiquity, ab ,urd
CUSTOM"
The msmuis left aboIt two minute
later, mifed to the depths o! bin stul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Sixty-tirst Congress.
Second Session
Washington, April 6.

SENATE
The bill Authorizing the secretary Ct
the interior 10 sell or lease surplus water
from any irrigation system. under the
Gary act, wss again considered 10 The
Senate today.
Discussion was not concluded and the
bill went over wilht ut action.
When the railroad bill was tagen up
Senator Olspp said senators will be
ready to SPEAK on the bill whenever it Is
reslly up for consideration. he gave
potIce that unless Senator Elkins pressed
for al t!op, the minority will, tomorrow
at ;wo O'Clock, begin demanding votes
on amendments.
"Oalendsr Wednesday" In the House
today started tf with parliamentary
SOU bible that developed itto the ex-
change of personalities between the
speaker, in the chair, aud Mr.. Henry
(dem. Tsx).
Mir. Henry arose with "parllamen-
tary Inquiry" He read from the rules
the provision that the speaker shall take
the chair on every legislative day, i'm
mediately call the members to order aud,
on The appearance of qunun, cause
the j urnal to bs read. MIR. Henry de-
manded the application OF the rule aud
indicated that there were only ascore or
more of members present,
Speaker Cannon refused to consider
the point, declaring that it was in the
power of any member, The speaker as
we'll as any other, t. maxi. the point OF
no quorum.
A't.r heated collcquy, during which
the speaker raped Me-. Henry to order
several times q roll call Was ordered.
A bill granting the mai! Thanking
privilege to Theodore Roosevelt and
future ex.ptesidert, and their widows
vas passed by a vote of 100 to 7G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

At Aberdeen, Misc, tocay Johu Tin
dale Garter, who IN November last shot
aod killed his family physician, Dr.. R.
P. Wendall, who It Was said, had b5en
guilty OF improper relations With Osrter's
vile, vas found guilty OF mapsls ushter
and sentenced to twenty years in the
peuit.rt:ary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Local. elections were held yesterday
10 Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Mis-
souri snd Okiahoma. In ell the states
the democrats we're generally tuccess!n'.
10 Oklabom large democratic gains are
reported. The republicans elected their
mayor 10 Kansas City, tu. lost St.
Joseph aud Springfield, 10 Milwaukee
the social democratic swept the city. 10
Chicago the democrats Carried the city
council,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06
Peru On The Wsrpath.

Lima, Pelu, April Chit Peru
blsziDs with the war spirit was demon
stra.ed here today at huge mass meet
ing al which President Leguie, foreign
Minister Porras and other members Of
the Cabinet made ilnpassioned and hery
speecbes. The patriot su of the thous'
ands 10 attendance soon reached the de-
Iirious stpge and cries OF "Msrch on 10
E,uldor" resc uaded on all sides. Prep
araljoos for var are 10 progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

Every family especially those who re.
aide In the country Should be provided
al all times with a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Liniment. ThsTe Ia no telling
when it may be wanted in csse of an &C.
cideut or emergency. L. is mos! ex.
osllent in all cases o! rheumatism, sprains,
and bruises. Sid by w. F. Creighton
& %. and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-06

THE proposed const -tional amend.
n, ants will be voted for in the Novem-
bar e!ecti,0. Every citizen should see
that bis capi.ation tax is paid, as these
amendments may affect his property
Fights. Let every voter ses to 1t that
hi, cspitatioa tax has been paid for
three years preceding the November
election. This is very important to
every ci,lz,u. The tax should be paid
on or before May l, il one desires TO
yot, on tie.e amsoameut1.