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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-04
Grunoeigentbums Sppotbeieu.
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Neue 5ppptbeten.

Ueu y y Tx u.
g9m. o. 9ropn an WpomiHs 6. II.
g. Co., $500.
Spispb Gins burg on gitisens y. 4.
Ro. 2, $500.
2puiie prsBI.r on mm. Msbsr.
$4,000.
Mursars. 81. perrp an 30. 8. Reue
te, $500.
q. 8. qisrfon an Meitsrn II. Soutb.
2ife Sni. Co., $1,000.
Dalter Sut5iHion on gilmore 6. II.
3. Co.. S1400.
Serbert Wa. gburh an Real GitGte
u. Smpr. Co., Baltimore, $37O0.
Sidac Self an Clinton 6. u. .. Co.,
$1,000.
9erieIbe on gbriit Grupenboff.
$500.
Grant grsulidb an abOs. 80. Hpan,
$500.
5ermaH DeFel on 9bos. Carroll,
$1,000.
5rant 8. Bolf on Union g. 9. u.
g. Co., $4500.
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Tbos. 8dnon an grnit Gtation 6.
II. g. Co., $500.
Qusuit glorf an 2ineoIn 9. u. go.
l, $3.50.
Dan 5optins an gine. 1ruft Co..
$340.
81. 6. gornfon an Soutbern Dbio
6. u. 8. Co., 5000.
W. g. 9urtbort an John q. RIius.
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-04
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
PatteE Sails for Home.

Liverpool, March l2.-Su)l locking
somewhat crssifallen over his treatment
in Manchester yesterday, when be was
booted from the colt IN exchange and GO
Iu1ely aasailed BY mob that he bad 10
take reiu &c in storeroom II atil the police
arrived James Ps!ten, Chicago cotton
and wbea. dealer, sailed home today
aboard the Maurstsnia.
The trouble with the people of Man
chester" Ps;ten said, sis that they
don't appreciate that / am not RESPONSE
hls for the law Of supply and demand.
They ought 10 travel bit, foT I never
saw people so in need Of broadening.
"Urtl the Manchestsr cotton spin-
uers learn more of the fundamental
principles OF their business, they vii
never be able to compste tn ,ceesfully
sith the world. I would not iLt,ntiou-
ally ofsnd them, but l certainly ana
sorry for their ignorance. No beItar
proof of it is needed than the demonstra
ton against me. | have no more t, do
with the cotton industry in Manchester
O, the condition OF the English wheat
market than with the movements oil
Hslley's comet"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
The Strike In PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, March 12-There is bui
little change in the strike condition In
this city. The committee of ten in charge
OF the strike has made the situation more
critical by declaring that unless the
traction company agreed to srbiiratioD
with As hours, every union now on strike
will be ordered to demand new wage
scale, commensurate with the present
high cost of living, before rsturning to
work: The strikers today claim that
145, 900 men, both union and nonunion,
have ooeyed the call for the general
strike, though these figures are emphst-
icaliy denied by the city officials.
Few, if any, of the striking street car
men have svailed themselves of the offtr
oil President O. O. Kruger, OF the Phil
adelpbia Rapid Transit Company, to
return to work and thereby secure 8
loan from the street car company. This
Offer was made ct tae suggestion OF
Mayor Reybuvn.
With tboussEd' Of men on strike, re-.
tail mes prices in Philadelphia are today
FIVE to ten cents pound above pormsi
aud dealers predict another advance
Monday. While the advances ia not st.
tributsd to the general ike, it is caus-
Ing much suffering among men out of
work. The street car company today
declares it is running 1850 cara. The
strikers declare only 600 are In operation.
Several cars have been stoned at various
poir t. 10 the northeast and nor,hwet ,rn
portions of The city todhy by indls uals
or small crowds, bit no mob violence
has been reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12

\ PETITION protesting against the &C
csn.sacs of the stA!ce Of Robeit +.
Lse by Congress, which is now In statn-
arv hsll, IN the Capitol, was presented
to the Senate yesterday by Senator De-
psw, of New York, on bshalf OF En
campment No. 70, Union Veteran Ls'
gion Of Houor. The petition urges the
Nav York delegation to use 's'renuoa'
efforts to prevent By legislation tbs esee-
linn of mon uments or ether memorials
Intended to honor the memory of these
who served the cause OF disu oion." II
was suggested in the Gazette yesterday
in referring 10 the late Senator Plat
that political tricksters have been forced
ont OF placs in the United States Senate,
as they never formulate sny important
plans from the fact that generally they
ars not practical st:tasmen. 1t migh'
have been added that the after-dlnner
Joker is equally impotent 10 such
body. Mr. Depew seems to have er-
tered an eclipse rs soon as he took bis
place in the Senate, and if he is In sym
uathy with The france of the petition
referred t. above, it will add noshirg t
Ihis senatorial staudipg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Today's Telegraphic News
Wholesale Strike Planned

New York, March IA lumber OF
the international officers OF the Anal
gsmsted Association of Street sud Eie.
tric Railway Employees met here today
and as resal,, it is ssid, tie-up of all
of the lines of the Public ServicsUorpora.
tioD, operating The transit system in all
of north jersey, is likely. These men
engineered the strike in Trenton. They
declare they have had organizers work.
ing for months on the public service
roads and that today seventy per cert of
tie men are members of the union.
The men will demand straight wage
scale of IS cents an hour and ten hour
day, with abolition of sill swing runs. II
the temp comes it will s1set all OF the
cities and towns in northern New jersey
now inter!aced with network OF coz
Meeting trolley lines.
The majority of the stock in the Pub.
lie Sarvice Corporation is controlled by
J. P. Morgan & 90.
At the offices OF the Public Service
Corporation in Newark today it was
stated that there was no danger of q
strike. The claims OF the unioa leaders
were laughed at and it was said that even
though they bad the number of men
they claim, the company ctu'd fquip all
OF its cars In "a hours from it, ex!rs
Hat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Doctor mi His Wife Commit Suicide

Philadelphia, Penn, March Il
Seated face to face ct their break
fest table 10 their apartments at lo4S
Filbert street, DR.. Uhsrles Colbert Ben
SOD, and his wife, Isabelle, swallowed
poison t,day. It wss clearly Q case OF
dcu Die suicide, in which the husband, a
medical map, prepared the deadly
draught which snufted ont both lives.
Tbey . .a dying when found snd ex,
p.red while being rusheu 10 = '-natroi
wagon to tine Eedicochi sHospi!al.
The following letter, 10 the hand.
writing of DR.. Benson, explained the
dual suicide.
t'My dear wife and | have decided
We do noJ wish to longer live. We
have commit ID suicide. We SAX for
decent attention and wish cur bodies
cremated and the ashes scattered to the
air. We do not wish any religious ser
vices. l would be seventy.three years
old next March 81. My wife was sixty
seven years old last December. We
have two patents pending in the patent
Office and much medicine and drugs
and also little furniture"
DR.. Benton is said to have come orig.
inally from Baltimore, where 1t is said
be claimed to have discovered cute
for consu nplion and to have put in 8
claim for the $40, 900 prize offered by
the French Academy of Medicine for
such g discovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Virginia News.

Ex-Governor and Mrs. Swanson have
reformed 10 their home at Cha than after
trip to the Pacific coast.
Senator Daniel, who is In Florida will
be brought to his home at Lynchburg.
it is said, as soon as the weather mode
rstn.
Mfr. Robert II. Goulduan, son OF MIR.
G.. Jesse Gonldman, of Westmoreland
county, died in Washington Thursday
night, of pneumonis, aged 81 years.
Lewis O. Lynn, well.known farmer
of near Milford Mills, Prince William
county, died on Thursday st Emergency
Hospital Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. Fenton Mercer Love, son of Mr..
F. NJ. Love, and Miss Gertrude V. Pea
cock, daughter of Mr.. Hector B. Pes
cock, we're married Thursday evening at
the BRIDES home, near Purcellville.
After having twice won her suit in
the Circuit Court of Prince William
county t, recover the farm of eide
Wild" near GteenWich, which she
clsimed her sfianced, the late T. T.
Garter, had promised her, Miss Lille
Jefiries, by decision handed down By
the Coust OF Appeals of Virginia Thurs
dsy, has finally lost her case.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, this
week, to citizens of this ststs, of the fol-
lowing pstsnts: Charles NJ. Bartlett, OF
Lynchburg, twine carrier; Walter +.
billiard, of Petersburg, ssw-hsndle;
Joseph E. Johnson, j., of Longdsle,
stocS line recorder; Jonn D. Miller and
o. Fl. Miller, OF Norfolk, seessw; Thomas
]. Ytuoglove, of Richmond, door.check.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
News Of the Day.

Eben Alexander, former minister To-
Greece, died suddenly in Knoxville,
Tenn, yesterday.
Thomss Thorne, an actor, committed,
suicide in Chicago yesterday where bg'
was playing the poet-reporter in THE
Fourth Estat?.''
Thomas HEX. Lsughliu, q brother
iu-lsw of President and Mrs.. Taft, died
| suddenly Of cerebral hemorrhaga yeater.
day at his home 10 Pi.,sburg.
The Omaha Bae sa!es tlal corner
in pork is being engineered ul the Obi
cago Board of Trade, and that the high
price OF hogs is Cue 10 this movement
rather than to any Law of supply and de-
msud.
asj. George A. Armcs, U. s. A., re-
TIED, was thrown troD, his buggy in
!fons of the A:lisgton Hotel 10 Wash
ington yesterday afternoon, when his
horas took fright st an automobile aud
ran away. Both the mtjor; knees we're
sprained and bis lett elbow vas badly
Injured.
One hundred and four animals perish
ed in fire which destroyed the large
barn on William Longs farm, near
Logs, Frederick county, Nd, Ttu'aday.
Eight horses, II head of cattle, 40 sheep
aud and "A lambs Uers burned to death.
One horse broke from its fsstenipgs and
escaped from the burning barn, bot it.
was badly burned about the eyes.
Mira. Mary Reed, 60 years old, was
found dead in ner home in jersey City
yesterday afternoon, With her skull best
en- il. Her son Charles, 40 years old,
~as arrested charged with the crime.
The police ssy he confessed. Reed
qusrreied with his mother because ahe,
refused to give him "teer money" and
struck her over .he head with chair,
according 10 the police.
The bill to incorporate the Rockefel-
Ter Foundation was ordered !avorably
reported at al executive session of the
senst, District of Columbia committee
yesterday following statement made
BY STAR J. Murphy, the zepreser t,tive
OF John D. Rockefeller. Mr.. Murphy
explained that Mr. Rockefeller merely
desired to extend aud broaden The scope
Of bis pailsntbropies by establishing a
fcu1dsuon along the lines OF the General
Educational Board. which was chartered
ty Congress in 1903. The smount which
be expected to give for the purpose of
the ftuodation had net been dalerminedy
said Mr.. Murphy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
From Washington.
sOarresa andonos OF the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, March -.

washington, March IL.
South Cardinals most distinguished
son, John @. Calhoun, was eulcgized by
senators sud representatives today and
his marble likeness unveiled and formally
received by the nation. Governor Ansel
came ail the way from Oslhcuo's stats
to preside at the exercises in S!aIuary
Hall, aud accompanying him WAS dis
&iuguished party OF ladies and gentlemen
who came to pay homage to the memory
of the grei senstor and secretary of var.
The ceremonies In statnsr3 Hall began
at ii a. On. and included brief address
by Governor An,el, speech by State
Senate, w. L. Msndin, of Greenville
county, sud the formal unwilling BY Miss
Margaret Gist and Mrs. Mou!trie Bat
ron, ttlts regeut for Sauth Carolina OF
she Daughters CT the American Revolt
ton. In the Senate speeches were made
By Senator Saith. of South Carolina,
and Sscstor Henry Cabot Lodge. OF
Massachusetts. 10 the House eulogies
on Calhoun we're pronounced by Repre-.
sentstives Finley, Aiken, Lever, Ellerbe
aad johnson, Of South Carolina, and
Lamb, of Virgins.
The men rho war United States
uniforms, particularly those who wesr
the ref and blue of the marines, are
arcussd today, over the decision of 8
local thestas that the uniform is too
I'eonspicuou,9 and will not be SLOWED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
AmicabIe Settlement,

BaIIimore, Nd, March II. - After
conferences extending over eight days
between Messra. A. 3. Gsrretson, oil
tie Brotherhood of Railway Conductors,
and W. It. Lee, OF the Order of hallway
Traiumeu, sud Dr.. Oha;les P. Nsill,
United Stairs Commissioners OF Labor,
and Marin A. Kuspp, chairman of the
Interstats Commerce Commission, an
agreeable settlement; Oh 81 a.uerences re-
qardiug the ad as!meat of wages on the
BEp more and Ohio RAILROAD OF the t'air
men and conductors vas reached early
today. The men will net IeceiYe all
thsi they at fret desired, aS many COZ
eessions were nsds by beth the represent
alirea of The trainmen aud the couduc-
t,rs SIS we'll as by the officials Of tie
railroad company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
SATURDAY EVENING. MAR. 10, 1910.

Practically the entire military
strength Of the nation will be under
arms and "plsyiDg at war" duting the
mo alhs Of July, August aud September,
&C .ording to TIA plans OF the War De-
psrtneat for the joint maneuVers OF the
regular army and tho militia to he held
at ten big camps of instruction. The
wa. programme, as just announced, will
p!scs every regular command 10 the
c,uatry in the field and only property
guards will be left at the different army
posts. tbs regular forces 10 every MILL
tsry district, incuiing every arm OF the
service, will be modified with the militia
som the contigu;u, stat.s and the c'tl-
gan soldiery will be instructed in all the
ss;d duties of the soldier from ''pollciDg
c.mns'' 20 btt:ls problems. The date
and the piece for the mobilization OF tne
MARYLAND, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New
Js,ssy, Virginia and District OF oolun-
,is troops has not yet been definitely de-
eiaed, though it will probably be at h'E-
,o,ic Mausssss during July. At every
camp the regulars from the military dis.
,rict !, which the camp is situated will
remain in the Geld for Que monta ano
+ba m;Iilis commsuds will average two
,.ks nj instruction. The maueuvers
az, expscsea 10 arouse popular interest
;o this a,ili:ary arm of the government
Pit will lhsy?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Another StrlkeIinmlment

Chicago, March IA general strike
Of engineers and fremen employed by
forty nine Western railroads appear
probable within Shours. Fifty railroads
have refused the demands of the Brother,
hood OF Locomotive Firemen and En-
gineers for Is per cent. wage increase
and working rules providing for pro-
motion by seniority. The latter was the
chief cocession sought by the trainmen.
The managers have met the demand
of the employees with proposition to
arbitrate the wage controversy but this
wig rot be accepted, according to
brotherhood official today. The relation
between the union ard railroads have
bee; ,ue so strained that it is believed
s,r;k q WV be ordered at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12

~ WAS stated in yesterdays Gazatte
that fearing mob violence negro pris-
oaer, Rho bad murdered white msn
in Bedford City several years ago, had
bssn sent to Lynchbnrg for safe keep
iuv. This is another acknowledgment:
tha. t1e authorities in a Virgins city
are uaabls 70 protect their prisoners and
such inslauc es are becoming common.
This is a srsvsrty on law and justice
and also reflection 40 the good name
of the tt.ts which should cot De- 9he
spirit OF lawlessuess is CD the tccsease
and little or nothing is being done %
check it. II mohs are 70 execute the
laws then crutts are needless.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Roosevelt Gives A Dinner.

Rsbsk, Sou Ian Msrch 12.-On board
the steamer Dial last night Colonel Thee
dora Roosevelt gave dinner in honor of
the Uoit,d Press correspondent and the
four other correspondent, who had come
up the Nile on the Abbas to meet him
at Rent MI. Roosevelt is hard at work
completing the story of his African hunt
aud will also spend much OF the time
between now and his arrival st Naples
10 preparing the lectures he is 10 give in
Paris Berlin and London. The Dial lett
today for Khartoum and will arrive there
tomorrow, QUE day ahead of the schedule
time and four days ahead Of the original
schedule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Sixty-first Congress.
SENATE.

Services appropriate informally &C.
cepting the statue of Johu O. Calhoun,
placed in the Capitol by South Carolina
wsre held In the Senate today. The
orators were Senators Lodge, (rep.,
Mass Chamberlain, (dem., Oreg.) and
Smith, (dem., s. o.
The descendants OF Calhoun occupied
the seats SIT apart for ths president and
vice president. Among them were John
O. Calhoun and Patrick Calhoun, grand
sous of the great nulliGer.
Representing the state OF Stub Care
lima were Governor Ansel, former Gov
ernor Ansel, former Governor MeudliD,
several members of the Houle and mapy
distinguished ci!izsns of that common
wealth.
In the absence Of Senator Tillmsn and
at his request, Senator Lodge delivered
the chief address.
The death OF Representative James S.
Perkins, of New York, was announced
BY Senator Depew st the conclusion Of
tle Calhoun exercises.
Senators Root, Gamble, CLAY and
Overmsn we're appointed to represent the
Senate at the funeral.
Tbs usual resolutions of regrst we're
adopted aud the Senate adjourned SIS q
further ozark of respect.
The Senate at 1875 adjourned.
HOUSE.
The legislative, executive and judiciary
appropriation bill Waa under d s'ussion
today.
Mr.. CLARK otjecled to the paragraph
providing 500. 900 for collection OF the
corporations tax, bat was ruled ont OF
order.
The Indian appropriation bill Wss sent
to conference.
4 bill wse introduced for an inher!=
lance lax 10 The Dstrict OF Columbia.
Mr.. McCalps bill for publication of
campaign contrltu ions was iayorablS
reported b. the committee on election
Of president, vice president and men,
bers of Oong,ess.
| The bill providing for a new govern
mept for Porto Rico introduced In the
House was today ordered iavorably re.
ported by the iusular affairs committee
Of the House. %ho bill grants the island
ers citizenship aud more representation
in their Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12
Suicide on q Steamer

New York, March H. Albert Bur-
GEES, said to be from Camden, N. j.,
threw The passengers on the outgoing
steamer Adrlatic into semi.panic to-
day by shooting himself through the
head as the steamer was being warped
ont of her pier. He died as his body
was being lowered to the deck. Ris
vile, IL Was reported, sailed for Europe
earlier in the day on the Vaderlsnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12

THAT love Of the sensational, and idle
curiosity are on the increase is sttested
by the numerous offers Mrs. Jack Oud.
ahy, OF Kansas City, has received to go
on the stage. A week ago Mrs. Oudaby's
husband returning home late at night
found aDother man in his house and
,nroceedsd to carve him. Mrs. Oudaby's
reputation of course became involved
and tie thrift 7 theatrical managers know
ing the taste of the people and their
willingness 20 spend their money I,
CRAFTY thst taste, have flooded the
woman, who vas so Suddenly brought
into rotosicty, with ctters to make pub.
lie exhibitions of himself. Well can it
5be asked, Whittier are We drifting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-12

The extension is merely to allow ths
constitutional signing of enrolled bills,
and will be constructive only.
1t was resolved that 1t shall be the duty
of the heado of the departments OF the
state to give preference to Confederate
veterans for minor positions without
det'iment to the states interest,""
Quite little interest Was aroused 81
to the bill concerning fraternal benefit
insurance companies. On its passage
In the House Mr.. Oi7er had secured az
amendment making the prohibition
sgainat certain kinds of companies moi
apply to those concerns already doing
business in this state. The state hsd
eliminated this.
The House refused to aonca; 10 the
Senate amendment,
Senate amendments to the following
bills we're agreed IT,:
Requiring foreign corporations to pro.
cure certificates of authority from The
Site Corporation Commission.
Giving police Justices exclusive osigi'
nal Jurisdiction in cases OF violations oil
civ oIdinancea.
Next came the Byrd liquor bill. The
Senate had struck ont the prohibition
against salooua within 400 feet OF
churches and schools, and bad allowed
liceases at mineral springs hotels on
payment of proportionate license for
three months. The House agreed by q
vote of 81 to 6.
The Rev oyster, fish, clam and crab
codification bills -Sanate amendments
we're concurred in:
The H use agreed u Senate changes
10 the following: Providing for con-
tinuance OF annual tolls on turDplkes:
protecting baas In the spawning season;
defining the powers end dnties OF boards
of health; providing for Inspection OF
agricultural seeds.
Agreement was had on the conference
report on the state dspositarY bill, add
ing number of banks to the list.
There was aimilar action on the con
ference report on the bill referring to
expenditure of the literary fund.
The same thing was done With the bill
giving the right of appeal from the state
board of embalming.
Mr.. Williams, Of Giles, aecured the
passage Of q bill extending the time for
land assessors to make the returns Oh
the 1910 assessment.
The Hcuse passed 8 Senate bill gov.
erning the communities to hereafter be.
come cities OF the second class.
Senate bills we're passed.
Authorizing sn executor to make
deed to real eststs sold BY the deceased
on written contract during bis lifetime.
Allowing the drainage OF swamp lands
under certain conditions.
The House agreed to the Senate
amendment to tue marriage bill! allowing
a man to marry his bro!her'a widow.
1t passed the bill providing for rep
lica of the Houdon statue OF Washing
ton to be presented 10 the republic OF
France.
Also the bill requiring employers in
stores to provide seat, behind counters
for female employee.
Providing for public Fairgrounds in
certain cities and towns,