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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15
WILL NOT BE 4 CANDIDATE.

The pIanks OF the New York republl.
can state platform will bear very dis
tinct evidences of Sycamore Hills car.
pentry work of the plans of Thcodor.
Roosevelt mature. James b. Rcynold,
Investigator extraordinary for Roosc-
welt in times past and ever his admirer,
Yesterday talked over labor matters in
general and what the republicans will
have to promise later in the platform
in particular. The two were in DON
sultation for the greater part OF the
morning. but Roosevelt did not care to
90 into the details OF their talk. He
simply said, in an offhand manner rs
though it were an accepted fact, that
the platform would have progressive
leanings. and that they discussed what
to put into the labor plank.
Also Mr.. Roosevelt silenced for the
time being all talk OF his running for
governor this fall He dictated the
following statement:
"When Mr.. Roosevelt was asked
about reports that he might accept the
nomination for governor or state chair.
man, he answered that he could say
nothing in addition to what he had
said three months ago, on his return
from Europe, and repeated in dozens
of letters since that time, in answer to
both questions, namely: That he could
not under any circumstances accept
either position. "
Former Representative James d.
Watson, OF Indiana, who used to be
the republican whip" in the House,
and who is an active campaigner, went
from Utica to New York yesterday,
where he had been with Vice President
Sherman, and left later for Pottsville,
Pa, where he is to help open the re-
publican campaign today. Mr.. Wat
son, while in New York, made some
startling statements with regard to the
outlook before the republican party at
the present time, so far as the fall cleo
tons a.e concerned, and gave it as his
belief that present indications are for a
democratic majority in Congress next
year of at least 80. Mr.. Watson
blamed Roosevelt, not for making new
insurgents or progressives, but for help
ing to align them, so distinctly that
there is little hope of the republican
party getting together as things stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Comptroller Murray will insist that
weak banks unable to meet require
ments must 60 out of business.
The board investigating the accident
on the battleship North Dakota finds
it was due to faulty installation and
design of oil-burning apparatus.
The European bankers have de-
clined to accept the American bankers
proposition for guaranteeing cotton
bills OF lading.
Sheriff Bob" Chanlcr OF New York
was said to be making every effort to
obtain money to give his wife, Mime.
Cayalieri, but suit on tailor bill
threatening supplementary proceedings.
Arthur J. Sutton, 33 years old, a
Washington photographer, was ar,
rested last night on complaint OF Elsie
Sparks, an S-year-oId child. Sutton was
locked up and the charge OF assault
preferred against him.
A registered mail pouch containing
several thousand dollars in gold bull
lion, shipped from Fairbanks for
Seattle, is missing and is supposed by
local postal authorities to have been
stolen. The package was sent over
the government trail to Valdez.
Mrs. Eliza E. Williams, widow,
who was killed near Washington yester-
day by stepping i'll front Of an electric
train, was engaged to be married to w.
X. Jessup, of Los Angeles. Her first
husband was killed by train two years
ago.
Fire in the box factory Of Becker
Bros. & Son, Frederick and Lexington
streets, Baltimore, yesterday evening,
caused losses estimated ut $50, 900,
The fire department complained that
low water pressure prevented the earlier
quenching OF the flames. Tho water
at first insufficient for the tiremen, af'
terward flooded the bed OF Harrison
street; damage there, IS 900. Work
men in the blazing building thought
the cry Of "Firen' a joke and fingered
Twelve we're rescued by means Of
ladders.
independent democrats OF Tennessee
Yesterday Endorsed the candidacy OIL
Captain Ben w. Hooper, republican
nominee for governor, and further cut
loose from the regular democratic
wing by referring the latter's harmony
resolution to the new independent state
executive committee without discussion
The possible break in the solid south
outlined in yesterdays convention, ex
tends only to one Office, the govern
orship.
AdoIph Rothbarth, representative IL
America of one OF the largest hop
dealing firms in the word-Rothbartl
e Company, OF Frankfort-on-the Main
| London, st. Petersburg, and New York
is in the tombs in New York n. con
fesscd bank swindler. His victim:
were the Mercantile National Bank
which, according TO the district at
torney's office, is out $5S, 900, and thu
Liberty National, which holds S75, OO(
of his fraudulent notes.
Isaac Glover, negro, wanted fo
murder, was shot to death by posse
Of citizens four miles south OF Spring
Vile Ala, at Is O'Clock yesterday even
ing. The negro shot two members o
the posse before he was killed. Glover
killed Capt. John Terry, a popular
citizen Of ST. Clair county, last Sunday
The murder was without provoration
it is said. About % armed men, witt
dogs, found the negro in clump %
bushes yesterday, and he opened fire
with II pistol and shotgun. He VA:
riddled with bullets from 80 weapons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15
Illinois Election.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-With insurgency
as tho issue in the congressional con-
tests, and 'jack-potting" and other
alleged Irregularities of the Legislature
as the chief of the state questions, the
Illinois voters were called upon today
to nominate congressman, Legislators
and minor officials in the statewide
primaries.
Congressman Boutcll, of the Ninth
district. is attracting the most attention
in the congressional fight, being oppos-
ed by Arthur West and Frederick III.
Gansbergcr, both insurgents Con
grcSsmen James r. Mann and Edmund
Foss, brother of the Massachusetts con-
gresham, are also opposed by two pro
gressive candidates. Foss is experience
ing hard fight. Speaker Cannon will
win denomination easily.
In the down-state districts the con-
tests are hot, but are based moro on
Deneen and Lorimer issues than upon
insurgency: Every candidate OF the
Lorimer wing OF the party has at least
two opponents.
Lee O'Neil Brown, recently &C,
quilted Of attempting to bride Repre-
sentative White, is candidate for re-
nomination TO the state legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15

Shoes less than half price-200 pairs
Misses Shoes that cost to manufacture
$3.50 and s1.75, and sold at $500 and
$3.50, will be sacrificed at 9Sc per pair.
John A. Marshall & Bro, 422 KING
sHset,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15
Colorado Democrats.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 15.-After a
bitter fight which lasted until after
midnight, Governor John F. Shafroth
was re-nominated early today by the
democratic state convention and the
Shafroth, or reform crowd" gained
complete control OF the convention.
R. W. Steele, Shafroth man, was re-
renominated for the Supreme Court
and Edward T. Taylor for Congress
man at large.
The nomination Of Shafroth is re-
garded as staggering blow to the So
called machine faction" OF the party
in the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15

C. G. Willard, dairyman, was con-
victed in Richmond yesterday Of adul-
terating milk and fined $25 and costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15

Seven persons were killed and score:
wounded in great landslide at Alba
!nilla, according to report which was
brought to Madrid today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15

Itwas announced in Pensacola, Fla.
to-day. that DR.. Mallory Kennedy, Flori-
da's most prominent auto drivers, has
lowered the worlds record by going five
miles on a half.mile circular track in
,6ll %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-15

Ladies, you will always wear a smile
il you wear the Red Cross Shoe. For
sale only by J. A, Marshall & Bro,
422 King street.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01

regular caller al the Barry house.
Then the girls father ordered him TO
keep away. Fully as infatuated with
him. however. the girl made nightly
visits TO Van Zandt's ONCE whore they
spent hours together. These and SINH
lar sensational details were secured
from the girl az the convent OF the
Good Shepherd.
To the girl, however. Van Zandt IS
said TO have made no threats against
his wife. but merely 10 have declared
he was trying 10 get her 20 90 east TO
her relatives. where she could get a
divorce.
Van Zandt's deterioration from the
model husband is, declared 20 have
dated from the beginning of this In
fatuation.
The last Meeting between Van
Zandt and the girl took place a week
ago Monday when the couple. togeth'
er with the girls brother, third man
and two eother girls had been drink
ing. The next morning the girls
father turned the girl over TO the con
vent sisters.
The police are now engaged In an
ATTEMPT 10 account for every moment
of Van Zandts time during the Satur-
day forenoon OF the murder SO far
they have been able 10 ascertain that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
MAKE BIG DONATIONS.
New Workers Give s726, 900 to Various
Charity Purposes.

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Several re-
ligious and charitable organizations
are rejoicing today over the rich bene-
factions announced yesterday. on
Sunday in different places I'm New York
SIPS 600 was donated to various char
tiles by different donors.
The largest individual gift came
from Mrs. d. William james. widow OF
the phllanthropist who was formerly
senior member OF the firm Of Phelps,
Dodge & Co. James died two years
age, leaving $40, 200, 900 Mrs. James
gave $4,000 TO the Old First Pres
byterian church, Fifth-ave. and
Twelfth-st., raising the church endow-
ment 70 $500 900 The Old First
church is the mother Presbyterian
church in America
The members OF the Boys clubs at
feminist and Avenue A.. founded by
the late e. II. Hartman, received
sf1S. 900 from Mrs. Hartman to wipe
out the mortgage on the club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
1T is TO LAUGH.
Report That Mrs. Guinness Had Been
Found Is Shot Full Of Holes.

WILIMAR. MINI. Jan. Sl.-Resi'
derts OF Willmar are laughing today
at the newspapermen who locked u
this little town from all over the mid
die west TO investigate the reports
that Mrs. Belle Guinness, Laporte' 5
arch.marderess was IN their midst.
Persons who have seen the woman. a
housekeeper for farmer living near
here, say she doesn't look the least
bit like photographs of Mrs. Guinness.
Sheriff Bob Bonde says the Willmar
woman Is a blonde while Mrs. Gun
ness was a brunette.
Sam Kirby. who discovered" the
woman and telegraphed Sherin Clin-
ton Cochrane. OF Laporte, TO come
and get her" is still convinced that
he Is on the right trail and Is excited
ly awaiting Cochrane's arrival
Meanwhile Kirby announces that he
is nightly guarding the house where
the mysterious woman" is housed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
liz EFFECTS
AFTER GRIP
borough Treatment Of the Blood
Necessary TO Rid System of
me POisons of influenza. p.

Whenover the blood becomes thin and
||ttry OK impure the whole system suf-
II8 6nergy Is lacking, vitality is low
Md the victim falls an easy prey TO any
disease which happens 20 be prevalent,
III,h ~ the grip or acute fevers.
10 keep the System IN normal condi-
Non, eappetite good .tlie step vigorous,
Ne brain clear and the muscles strong.
* tonic H. sometimes necessary. With
/ho body thus toned mp and the organs
|cfive there Is a greatly reduced danger
nom prevalent diseases since the germs
AVE overcome and passed off as nature
|Itended they should be.
The tonic used should be efficacious
md at the same time safe and harmless
|/or the weakest constitution. Such q
|fofnedy is DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
The tonic effect of DR. Williams Pink
ills is well shown in the case Of
,Ira. Cora Clark, whose address Is Box
NJ, St. Charles, Mich. She says:
~ had an attack OF the grip that left
|mo with poor blood and was "A sufferer
{Of several years. / had no ambition,
|#nB pale and weak and lost in flesh. l
.hd palpitation of the heart, was SO
Mort OF breath that / could scarcely
yak across the room and suffered from
lick headaches and dizzy spells Ny
Nlood was turning TO water and every
one thought was as near death as one
Ionld be and live.
81 doctored most of the time. but was
newer helped. more than temporarily
ue doctor said / would never get well
ithont a long rest and n thorough
oatment for my blood. While reading
paper saw an account of a cure Of
fpmia by DR.. Williams Pink Pills
had my husband get some right
lay. After taking a few boxes was
hch better. continued taking the
ls until was cured and cannot speak
highly of them for they certainly
ated my life"
\ DIR. Williams Pink Pills arc guaran-
teed by the manufacturers 10 contain
NO opiate. narcotic or anything that
could injure the most delicate system.
q A booklet, Diseases of the Blood, -
showing what these pills have accomp-
hshed in anmmia, rheumatism, general
uebility and after-effects of fevers will
be sent free upon request.
All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, or they will be sent, postpaid. on
receipt of price, 80 cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by tho DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
SUSPECT BREAKS
DOWN IN CELL
Cincinnati Man Is Held in Connec-
ton With Brutal Murder
of His Wife.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. Sl.-Jesse
Van Zandt. held by the police IN con
nection with the brutal murder OF his
wife. collapsed completely today in
his cell and is now on the verge OF a
physical nervous collapse.
The collapse followed the discovery
OF new clues which may furnish a
motive. The principal OF these is
pretty Agnes Barry. II. who Is now
being defined at the convent OF the
Good Shepherd and with whom Van
Zandt IS known 10 have been in
fatuated. For a time Van Zandt was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
20 Iananese Massaered.

LONDON, Jan. 31.-A news agency
report received here this afternoon de-
clares that there has been a massacre
of twenty japanese settlers in South
Phonogan, Korea. The Koreans arc
said To have risen in arms against the
constant Entertainments OF the Japa-
nese. Il is rumored here that the up
rising Is the beginning Of a general
ono all over Korea against the Japa-
nese occupancy OF the Hermit king
dom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
TEN SINK TO DEATH.

oaIIina Vessels Goes Down in Storm
of Portugal.
LISBON, Jan. 31.--The sailing yes
sol Fortune has been wrecked on the
Azores, with the loss OF ten OF her
crew OF fifteen according to messages
received here today. The Fortuna
went down in the storm that for two
days has swept the northern part OF
Portugal and the ocean between here
and the Azores.
The ave who escaped from the YES
SCI were finally picked up after endur-
ing terrible suffering.
Communication with the northern
part of Portugal is cut OF. Many viii
lagos are Isolated and enormous loss
Ia property and probably heavy
death list have been inflicted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
.A wild eIIzzard RaaInn

|rings danger, sufferfng-often death
40 thousands. who take colds.
|Arhs and. lagrippe--that terror OF
|nter and Spring danger sig
M are stuffed Up nostrils. lower
I#n Of nose sore. chills and fever.
~ IA hack and head, and a throat
<f|I1lng cough. When Grip attacks, as
|ol allure your life. don't delay get
Ma d. Kings New Discovery. "Ons
IciI|t cured me" writes A. l.. Dunn.
~ PRIV valley. Miss. after being laid
'. lhffa weeks with Grip" For sore.
|f| Hemorrhages Coughs. Colds,
|I|1s ConKh. Bronchitis. Asthma,
|0|reme. Guaranteed by Il. c.
Central Drug Co. Gray 4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
RECOMMENDS INCREASE
I'm COAL MINERS PAY

scale Committee Submits Its Report
10 Convention of United Mine
Workers.
u INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 3l-An
Increase OF ten cents a ton for pick"
mining. an equivalent increase for
machiNe mining and a corresponding
Increase for all day work. dead work
Ind yardage. that eight hours consti-
tute, day and that Saturday half
holiday be given the men employed
|at the mines. were recommended by
the scale committee OF the United
Mine Workers OF America in its re-
port to the convention here today.
)nder the present contract, 80 cents a
Ion IS being paid the miners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
THIEF SENT UP.
.oRAFu@ 1aAsana Mas Caught Robbing
Show Case.

49, 80 - - tt-AAA~l.ss N4AS OdlJbh nSbbibS
Show Case.
Edward O'Mara, caught in the act~of
robbing show case in front OF David
Chatlin's dry goods store. No. 22S Ora
tiot-ave, pleaded not guilty when ar
faigned before Justice Stein Monday
ii<orping He was convicted and sen
Rene 40 the workhouse for 80 days,
It ailt OF S25 fine.
olman Nathan Fineberg hap.
I4ol 20 be passing the store, on A
Etrec ear. when he heard the crush
~, the show cese was smashed In.
1mping from the car, he caught
3hlArA with his hands In the case.
0,Mara was arrested a week ago
|.n suspicious person. He had a
.trew driver and chisel in his posses
|ion. and the police suspected MIN
Il show case robberies, but they had
IS evidence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
1liMREa KING DEAD.

SAGINAW, Mich. Jan. 31.-(Spe-
ciall -Thomas Jackson. 65, million
aire ZIMMERMAN, Republican politician
aud banker. who lived here for cen
turv. died suddenly from heart trouble
In his home on the west side shortly
before noon, Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
TO REMOVE $40 BODIES.
1. Paul Coal Mine Will Be Opened
soon.

soon.
CHERRY. -Ills--Ian. 31.-A .propQsql
that the remaining bodies in the st.
Paul coal mine be destroyed with
chemicals Is being met with bitter op-
position today from the scores OF
widows who are waiting for the
weather to permit the opening of the
sealed shaft today or tomorrow
Helmet men are expected from the
state rescue station at Urbana tomor-
row and Il is planned to remove the
'lid from the two shafts and TO remove
the $40 victims az the disaster.
Tentative arrangements are being
made for funerals and burials. Men
have been engaged TO dig row OF
|3raves quarter OF mile long.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
FALLS TO DEATH.

MENOMINEE, Mich, Jan. 81
ttfer Edwards. Chicago carpenter.
wbrking at High Falls near Criyitz,
|4Il and broke his neck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01

he was with his wife at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. The murder oc
Cured within an hour after that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-01
PILES CTREn IL 9 no u DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 10
cure any case OF Itching Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudlng piles In TO IA days
ar money refunded SOC.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-10
From Fridays Daily

Miss May Chamberlain, the popular and efficient stenogrspher in the oftice of Attorney Ben Goodri:h. expects to leave shortly for visit to her psren's in Chicago.
 William Lowe and wife left yesteI- day for B:shee, where they expect 10 make their home in the future. They were accompanied a> far as Fsirbsnk by Mrs. J. Msrden.
 Constable Frank frask returned 10 Benson this morning after a stay of several day- in the cO1ny seat on business with the bosr3 ofsupervisors.
 Sheriff John F. White departed ye.;efday for Ocean Park. California, where he goes to n his ismi y, who are spending the summer months at ,ha, -esort The sheriff will be absent .b ,nt thirty days, having been grant. ed leave oi sbgence by the board yes- teiday.
 Morris Buttner, forn eriy Tomb stone resident and recently justice of the peace at firtieville, is . visitor in town fer several d4ys on matters bs- fore the district court.
 Dr. Schell the aell known Arizona opt elan, arrived in Tombstone this morning on his regular professional visit to this city. lie is stopping at the Arlington Hotel.
 Chairman G. J McCabe left this morning for his home in the Hus- chucs mountains and will return 10 the city ou the 18th ins;snt.
 Mrs George Rafferty and daughter returned las, evening from Bisbee, shere they have bean ol a visit to friends and relatives.
 Mrs. Kiaw, Of the Cottage, left to. day for L ng Beach, Calf, accom- panisd by her grand daughter, Cecelis. They "ill spend several months at the ses-ide
 Douglas Gray, president of .he Ma oh mich Mercantile Co.,, is able to he sbou, anl is rapidly improvin E from his recent attack of lumbsgo
 In court today the Mcdonald mur- der trial occupied the attention Of the jury and the case was closed at noon, after arguments of c.unsel. The jury $ still out at time of going to press, no verdic. having been reached as Iyet.
 Edwin Harris of Bisbee has pro- cured license to wed Girdru.h Frost of the same city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-10
Counterfeiter Serves
 Term..ls Re-arrested

Alter catching one breath of the air oi freedom, and just as he stepped from the prison door st Florence, be- lieving himself again s fee Ean and no longer n the clutches o. the law, Charles Weilsnd turned pale yester- day when Deputy U. s. Marshal step. ped upto him and began reading a warrant for his arrest on q charge of counterieiting.
 Weilsnd took his arrest calmly but did not conceal his disappointment at the turn Of fate, which hss denied him the chance to carry out all the plans he has been mixing during the past two years while sesring prison stripes at Florence, having beea sentenced from Tombstone He was caught at Douglas and sentenced for boring gold from s2) pieces, after cards pass ing same.
 He has already served two years for part of the same offense, but there are still several counts agsint him.
 Fred Weilspd, broth oI the man iu.t arrested. Is now in the insane asylum in Phoe nix, hopelessly insane
 Weilsnd will be brought to this city for trial. He is now in the county jail at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-10
Primary Election
 Called For Auqust 8

Before taking an adjournment yes terdsy until July % the board of supervisors ordered Clerk H E Berner to issue the call for a primary election 10 be held in this county op August s. The election is to secure delegates 70 attend convention st Douglas, Ben son and Lowell to be held September l2. The democrats will convene at Douglas, republicans at penson and the socialists at Lowell. At these conventions delegates, ten in number as apportioned by the governor, will be nominated to the constitutional convention. The folloSing electon board was yesterday appointed by the supervisors for the coming primaries from T Tombstone precinct:
 Dem Oscar K Coll and Mart Wel.h; inspector, John Rock. Clerks to be supplied.
 Reyublicsns-Judges, L c Wilber and c A Fisk inspector, c B Tarbell Cle1ks to be supplied.
 socislists--Inspector, Fred Freid- w.ld. Other off,ers to be supplied.