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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

Hosp:tal this morning repoitsd the sens
tors cord ton IS entirely favorable.
The senator passed fairly comfo. t ,ble
Iigs without re aid OF narcotics.
The way to tariff agreement " tn
Greece has been partially cleared, &C.
cordiDg 10 dispatches received from
Athens by the Site Depart neut tDdsy,
by the Introduction of bill In t1e
Greek LsgIsls u'e restoring the former
du les on cot,o on seed and mineral oils.
The prssett high duty Was the only
obstacle t. proeisImiug the minin IN
tar fl by tie United States.
"Tbe prosecution" 10 the Bsllinger-
Pincnot congressional probe hsd it's in
Mug dsy, and scored heavily. A neg wit
ness, Mr. Henry N. Hoyt, corroborsted
in every delsil ceitIin of the testimony
previl usly given by Mr. L r. CLAWS, aud
Attorney Brandeis, for Mr.. CLAWS, intro
duced il evidence documentary evidence
tending to sustlin much of the "prose.
cution's" contention that Mr.. BalliDger,
a, commissioner OF the land Office, had
personal direction Of the Alaskan coal
land Investigations. When the hesrlrg
was resumed Attorney Vertress, on BE-
half Of Mr.. BslIinger, said that be had
no more questions to AK Mr.. l.. K
CLAWS, the chief prosecuting witness,
aud be Immediately called to the stand
Mr.. Henry M. Hoyt, attorney general
for Por.o Rico aud formerly assistant
district attorney at Seattle. Attorney
Brandeis concluded bis direct examine
ton OF NJ. Hoyt Within an hour. The
witness was then turned over to Attorney
Verlress for crosg- examination. After
halt hours cross- examination Mr.. Hoyi
was excused from the stand. Aitnney
Brsndeis then began the introdu 'tion
OF mass Of papers, letters, document,
ETC., received from the Interior Depart
ne { In response to his request.
By a change Of schedule lbetwean Missouri
river. points, and the Pacific Coast the Post
Office Department has effected saving IN
time which will sllow st. Louis commercial
paper to pass through the San Francisco
clearing houses the same day Of its arrival in
San Francisco. Heretofore this has been i'm
possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Conditions n Greece.

London, Feb. l9.-The London Press
attaches no significance to the deuisls Of
Premier Dfsstu mis- OF Greece and ether
Greek diplomats and politicians that
there Ia "a open bresch between the army
AID the uavy. R'p1rts to the London
papers from reliable correspondents de-
clare tat q condition Of chaos bordering
on civil war prevails In Greece, and thu
foreign cfice is considering the situation
with a view t. possible intervention.
C1nttlt t'uople, Feb. 19.--OHlng to
The ii t ru 2tion of communication with
Athens today 1t Is impossible to verify s
report that the Creek feet has muiiuied
aud steamed cut 10 sea to prevent the
execution OF the Amy Lasgus's command
for The Disarmament of the ships. Osp'
lain Typaldos is said 10 head the muliuy
and to have won ever TO bis side Admiral
MiaoulIs, who has been counseliug eau
iious procedure on The par! Of the navy
insurgents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Eucharisfic cunPreaa.

Bal inore, MI, Feb. 19.-Cardinsl
G bbons today accepted the invi:tt or
of Archbishop P.ul Bruchesl, Of Mon
treal. Canada, t. At end the frat Amer
can General EachsrisIic Congress CT the
Catholic Olurch 10 be held In that city
10 September.
The congrtss premises TO be one o.
the mott important gatherings In the
history of The Oltiollc OLu'ch on this
side of the At'solic, and hundreds oil
high officials OF the church will be pres
en-. The apostolic delegate 10 Oanais,
Most Rev. Domains Sheiretli, will prot
ably preside and Interesting questions
p ,rtainirg ID the church will be dis'
cussed. AS the head of the Catholic
Church 10 Americs, the cardinal will bt
cODsplclons figure, and will take 40
active part In the coDg1ess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Virginia News.

President Taft has reappOiuted B'nt'
ley Kern for another term as postmaster
oil Winchester.
Mrs. Annie 1. Keitz, vile OF Row.
Alfred P. Kertz, died 10 Baltimore yes
t rday. She was q daughter Of the late
Monroe Tslisierfo, Of Stafford county.
MAJOR Seth Barton French, promi-
nent aud wealthy New Yorker and
native OF 5posylvauia county, died
Thursday night OF heat disease 8. Palm
Beach, Fla. He was II years old.
A charter was granted yesterday 10 the
Virginia White Leghorn Company (inc },
G tlet., We, Il. A. Ward, president; W.
W. Thomas, vice president; 8. s. WAR;,
secretery-sll of Ostlett, Va. Capital:
Maximum, SO, 900; minimum, $3.50.
Objects: poultry business.
Samuel B. Prs.loE, a clerk 10 the
Homeopathic drug store, Richmond,
ignoring a hold-up mans threat Of in-
slant desth II be showed sigu Of re-
slstsnoe, drew his own pistol on the
Intruder aud ordered him out OF the
place late Thursday night. The clerk
sped the departing man With q shot IS
be fed from the store.
The scout cruiser Salem and the bat.
tlesh p Louisiana passed 10 the Viz
giuia capes yesterday followed their
abandonment, under orders, OF the
search for the missing naval tug Nins.
A rumor 10 Norfolk sud ether navel
circles of the receipt of message say
ing, nina found. All veil" resulted
from q Geographic messsge In those
words 10 relstlves 10 Norfolk concerning
young lady 5spsd Nina,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

AGAINST TIE pro tss.s OF q large iunn
Der OF wor by ciiiz,nts OF the state, but
81 has been assured ell along, the House
OF Delegates committee for con II OIL ju''
tice yesterday reported the Rison BILL
kaown IS the divorce bill, back to inc
II )use with q favorable dS'
ton. Tue comm tee ru; in a p'oVlslon
. aiug that when three tyears have
Q apsed after the granting OF divorce
from bed and boa d either plsiniiff OF &C.
ieo6ant maV come iutO court, aoH
cou may, in its discretion, grant an al
soIute divorce. It rs tt1ied, however, that
the court rust "be Of opinion thst q
divorce from the bonds of matrimonS
would be to the best interest OF The
pnt'es aud for the public good, which
fact shall be entered in the decree" The
House should kill The bill despite tie
action of the committee, for there Is NO
good reason for, while there are mat
sgaIust 1t becoming law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

mepdstiop. The committee put 10 @
p DIVISION ttlting that when three years
have elapsed after granting a divorce
frIm bed and board either plaintiff or
d ,fendsut may come in.o court and the
art may, iu Its discretion, grant 40
absolute divorce.
After hearing held 10 the afternoon
by the Senate and House committees
on general laws 1t was unanimously de-
eldsd to report favorable the proposed
smsrdmert to>tle constitution allowing
futlre legislatures TO provide for cou
mission forms of government by cities
up IN dtmand OF the citiz:ns of the com
ma 1ifits Sffected. There was no oppc-
sIti % to this fctloD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
sA1u aDAY EvpNINe, FEB. 10. 1910.
The critical illness of Sc at Bsnj,

The critical illness Of Sc at Beajs'
mia n. lillmsD ard the unliklihood Of
the SAtl OsrOlinian ever sgsin being
able ID euliyeu the proceeding Of the
Ua.t.d Sttss Senate Is sstu ce OF regret
to members of both Of tie great political
parties CT the country. II has for yesrs
BEN IS earnest 10 pr claiming bis
priacipes 90 vas S N tr r ddlebeTgsr
10 bYeooe dave. F al tie exPfes-
al of his CONVICTIONS sod ever on tn
alert ID expose tls weak part of ha'Iy
or radical legislation be often tr,u>ltd
the Wtt,rs of the upper house. While
hi, boldness often brought on clssheS,
he was one one of the essiest OF men 10
approach when sppeSled u BY log c
aad Common sense, Tut he sss inexoI-
saIe when convinced that he was 10 the
right. Fiery and always ready to enter
into a spirited colcquy, his bet shaiIs
were by no mans 40 index Of deer-
seated malice. 1t has been said Of
Mat Lu.hrr tlsI the bru'qu mess aud
ao,uo,uess Of tie refOrmer vas all on
che surfacr The same can be said oil
seu,tjr Tillman. There was dtcid' d
priu lice sgsin.t the Sub OarOliOiau
when he 6rn became q member of the
Senate, tn; after he bad become better
known be made friends rapidly and be-
csms ons of the most popular members
NJ lhe BODY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Duel with Swords,

Paris, Feb. l9.-Msiquls Oampobello,
the Spanish military sttache 10 L1ndoO,
t)dsy fought long and bitter sword
duel With Paris merchant named Payer.
The 'adesmen wounded the nob'emen
several mes. The injurier, however,
we're slight. For an hour aad hall
they fouslt t, completing + u teen rounds.
Bib men sre accom- plished swordmep.
Payer managed, however, to draw blood
several lines, the lsst time piercing The
ua!qlis' sword arm and putting him cut
OF the fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Edwards R.co mme ndstion.

London, Feb. 49, King Edward, It
Is IL lder, )Od today, will recommend In
his spsech from / re throne on Monday
formally opening Parliament, thtt the
gu stisu OF lie priority Of the budget snd
the bill - abolish t ie veto power OF the
Lords, be let to "a veto of the HtuIe OF
Oommons.
The success Of The plan 10 doubled, as
the ltattr OF bttl the lsborities and
t 'Onali T. are a, insistent today as ever
that the VETO question be settled before
lie budget is introduced, They say the
vote OF tie Commons on t>e propos. ton
will have no t1stt upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
BARS PUBLIC DRINKING CUPS.

Ia order t. minimize he possibility ct
SPREADING dIsssse, particularly among the
Is 900 school children 10 Ea st Louis,
lie. DR.. A. A McBripu, heath commits
sioner, will abolish s'l public drinking
cups. Dfinkiog cups 10 TIE public,
private, and parccbisl schools. public
building, Cffics buildings ard fouI Ins
on the street and 10 the parks must &C..
HsDceforth any thiIsty C tz 10 Est
S.. Luis who wspts drink needs must
be provided with his own individual
driukIrg cup. 81 believe shout ballot
the sickness 10 Est g.. Lcps sDd 10
ether cities is csused by drinking cups
which are USED b. everybody" Dr.
McB,ien sRys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

BREAKING up haziug schools By means
OF cutting of the III ply OF cash, Ia The
remedy proposed 10 q hill offered by
Mr. Deal, 10 the II use OF Delegates
o. Wednesday. II, would have all
appropriations to schools which re-
cave state aid paid In monthly In
stslments. II any complaint Is made
that hszlDg has occurred, tho governor
Is to Investigate. If he finds the charge
So ostsr sled, be may direct the au 1itor
ID tlbold the monthly payments Until
1t appears that conditions have been
r.medIed. The bill should be passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
paisui Not Dead.

Tsngler, Feb. 10 -Raisuli, The FAM
cur bs0dit and tribal lesdsr, is himself
responsible for the report, spread bread
cast q week sgo, that he hal died So
the result of q poisoning plot Local
su horitIes who have Investigated The
rumor, declared today that Rslsuli had
some political motive not yet disclosed,
10 wishing 1t believed that he was dead
sud Connected the story OF his death.
Rahui has not even been sick and q
further cup from him Is feared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

Col. JOHN s. MosBEY is showing
considerable interest in the terms Of the
will made BY John R. Core, one of the
oolone's troopers, who died in Norfolk
recently, leaving an estate estimated
st $3.50, 600. The deceased directed
tha! 800, 600 be used for the erection
of A msusoleum. 81 think he would
have done BETTER" said Colonel MOsby,
all be bad left the $lOO. 900 for tbs cree.
ton Of a hospital, Fbst would have
len Q gift for which be would have
been blessed By bis fellOw.men." Ben
jlmin Frsnhlin WAS amopg the pRssen-
gers resc1ed from R sinking ship 10 the
Eoglish chsnuel many years ago. The
vessel struck ledge OF rocks in TIE
dsrkoess aud was soon dashed to pieces
by the waves. OHe OF the passengers,
after reaching tsra firms, said; Were
msn of means, would build chapel
on this spot SIS token Of my thank "a
ness for having been saved, Franklin
replied we're 10 hsslthy 6nsncIsl cor
itIOu, Wtp'd erect q lighthouse"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
The Atlantic City Murder Mystery

AtlsDtic City, N. j., Feb. l9.-Oorc.
ner Sol Ieim today declared be would
begin The inquest over the body Of Miss
Js1s Adams next Monday or Tuesday.
In the nesutlmei William Sayler, the
young married mao charged with the
murier OF the girl and Owls Seyler. be
bu taer, charged With being go accom-
plics after the fact, will be held in jail,
under strong guard, to prevent posi-
BILE lynching.
The tEo mtn vers put through Q
rigid "third degrees" when they reached
Atlantic City, tu; William stack to his
s'ory thst be knew nothing Of the g'rPs
death. Orvis is grettly frightened, and
the police believe will soon tell all be
knows. B. unless William can be ir-
duced to talk, 1t is dout NJ II the story
OF the girls death will ever be July told.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
CarlIsf Jubliant

Paris, Feb. I9.--The members of the
Carlist party who are exled in this city
are jubilant today over the audience
granted to Don jaime the Spanish pre-
fender BY the Pope at Rome. The Car
list attach the greatest Importance TO
this audience declaring it is a direct slap
at King Alfonso for permitting the
llbetais TO assume the government The
CarIists declare that Senior Canslejos,
who was called by King Alfonso to create
a new ministry, following the resignation
of Premier Moret, will form a liberal
ministry, which will be opposed by the
vatican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

A CONTEMPORARY 10 It's exuoeranc.
over the fact tbat Two prominent Ameri'
caus we're born ntbe month OF February
among ,tler things says
This NIT on has weatherad the sheSSA%''
of a century snd Sq1srter. IT. mat ria
advaucs.s IT bss been the wonder of oil
It me. and yet we know that it Ia but
at tho beginning Of its growth. 1t is 9
giant 10 stature, but q child 10 years sno
DEVELOPMENT. It's real msrvels are yet to
come. Above us In the February sky is
blazIned the bow Of promise, traced
across the zodiac from the 18th TO the
22ad (nsrkiDg the birthdays Of Liocolu
and WasbingtoD), 1t is q perpi taal
sign Of promise to all Americans that tht
tides of evil will never rise high enough
even t. thsesteD this nation.
After Daniel had Satisfied NebuchAd-
n:zs2l'5 curiosity by Interpreting bis
diam aad t'lliOg him bis kingdom wa
destined to give way to the Medss ard
Persian, the IA tr u ne supsfceu'o
BY the Gteets snd The Greeks by the
Romsns, .tie king is represented a'
swelling 10 ne spirit of his pride and
SAYING, as not this great Babylon which
[ have buided ?" A few mounds are
all that now remains Of the "glory Of
Ohsldees." Nations have wsxed aud
wRned from time immemorisl. We
shonld be thankful for the present Vlgtr
GUS cond Do OF our country, but let u'
dispel the notion that our nation has
been clothed with Immortality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
TOday's Telegraphic News
Offered a Bride

Especial dispatch to the Alexandra Gazette
Richmond, Va, Feb. l9.-Dtlsgae
Johnson, Of Russsl, snOou csd on the
floor Of the House of Delegates today
that he had been offered bride OF four
bundled dollars to vote for ihe divorce
amendment embodied In lhe Rlson Dill.
l. s the sensation OF the session.
suostqu, ty Delegate johnson slight
ly nced lhs vefbisge OF bis charge.
as q result OF the discus sion the Rlson
divorce amendmenS even IS further
amended BY the courts ofjastioe commit
tee, WAS defeated bV o vote OF 5S TO 10.
This ends the msltY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
DEATH OF NIB. J. E. TAoKETT.

Mr.. John E. Tsckett died at tbs res'
dence of bis dsughter-ir law, Mrs. j. F.
Teckett, on south 81. Asaph street, t
IL O'Clock today. The deceased was 10
the SO h year OF bis age. He was born
at TacketPs Mills, Stfiord county, which
mills he conducted for several years 10 the
mAnufst ire OF woollen clothes. During
he civil war be was connected with The
quartermaster's department of The Con.
ieder. I army, and lsbored sssidiously 10
securing clothing FIR southern soldiers.
Hs condu tied the dry goods tu,inesa 10
Alexandria for over qus.tlr OF a GEN.
tury. The deceased leaves one son, Mr..
Ohsrlts Tsckett. Mr.. Tscke't was one
OF the most esteemed OF Alexandris's
cItiz,ps, For the past year be hiss been
In III health and confined to his home.
His remains will be taken ID Fredericks
tug on Monday for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Fifty-two Bridal Couples Aboard

New York, Feb. l9-When the steam
ship Oceans, OF the Quebec steamship
line, pulled on of her dock today COW
cred With rice and old shoes, her car
tain gazsd dowa from the deck aud in
quirei of the shipping agent whether
he ship was passenger liner or dove
cote. For OF The 3S6 first class pa
.engers on board. l04 Of them had ju
oeen married. There we're So "neSly
we'd" coupl 5 spooning about on the
decks snd arranging deck chairs 60
hey could bold hands discreetly du Ing
ne run down tie coast TO Bermuda,
where the ship is bound, The bridal
sggsge was large and the dock was
tanned With fathers, moth'rs, brides
maids and best men, esc.s j j63 -,pg in the
shower OF shoes and rice, which filed
the air az the liner pulled out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Cairo Quiet.

Cairo. ILL.,. Feb. 19.-Cairo is quiet today
ana there is little fear that rioting will be re.
s1med. Troops are pstroling the streets in
the downtown section and gusyd stands in
front Of the jail. No attempt at violence has
hesn made since the killing Of Alexander
Holiday and the vounding Of four other
members Of mob that attempted to take the
alleged purse-sna cheers from the iai and hang
them. The officers fear, however, that seri-
Gus outbreak is possible and will not relax
thair uio ancp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Strike Ordered

PbiIsdeIphis, FEB. Following the
dism's,sl Of several hurdred t'o!lsvmen
BY the Phlladelphls Rapid Transit Com.
psny "fOr the good Of the service"
National o ga izsr Pratt, Of the Aualf-
mated Asocislion of Strret Rsllway Eu-
ploSes, this afternoon ordered strike OF
union conductors aud motoFmeD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

THE Legislature seems 10 be ssainst tbs
cities and towns. A bill Is now pend
ing in The G,ula which fpasssd, will tee d
- Gu. down the proportion Of fines paid
into the u treasures from magistrates
courts Ia cities OF over Is, 900 inhabit-
ants, snd also cut down the percentage OF
prisoners fued under state the Laws when
they might have been Aued under city
ordinances. lis patron holds that In 6
great many cases when prisoner might
be fined 1der either c.tJ ordinance or
at, t. laS the magistrate, III there Is good
prospect OF collecting the 6ue, will impose
the fue under the city ordinance, there
By turning it into the treasury of the
city. o. The OIher hand, II there seems
to be no prospeci Of The prisoner paying
the fac he will be 6ued under the state
Law. and the state will have II pay fol
his keep 10 III. The bill will force the
magistrate TO give the state the prefer
ence 10 all ossss where the prisoner msy
be foed under either law and allows
them 10 impose the foe under the city
Law only Ia cases where there 10 no state
Law 10 cover the situation. This lie
msuifesty u'just,aS the cities and towns
have to pny for the maintenance of the
police department and the expenses Of
the court, &c. This bill SHOULD 1t become
alsw, would seriously affect the finance
OF Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Effscis of the Blizzard.

Pittsburg, Pc, Feb. ls.-Rsilway
traffic 10 we,tjrn Penpsylvanis is badly
hampertd today as srGu'loftb blizzard
which has been raging for several days.
Advioes from the noit1ern part OF the
state report the mpfr t1re to be ID to
so below 70 and travel on country
rOsds has bteu abandoned owing to the
deep SNOW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
rHLEdRAPnIc BREYITLEs.

J. g. Barclay. assistant genera manager oil
the Western Union Telegraph Company, has
resigned,
Asa result of a rear.end collision on a
bridge ON the Wheeling and Lake Elie near
Conners. Ohio, early today fireman Kele was
killed and EGG neers Shurtz and Eberle 80
badly Injured that is fearei they will die.
The week caused the bridge to collapse
and an engine and two loaded cars fell into
the creek.
Chic! Of Police Pledrs, Of Havana, re-
signed his Office today as the result OF
criticisms Of bis action 10 closing gsmb-
ling houws and otherwise enforcing order
10 the capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. i9.-After some irTegu-
lariiy at the opening The stock market D.
came active end the tore strong. The IA l..
road list generally showed fryotionsl gain.
II a. m The market held firm through
the first hour With good fractional gains IN
most Issues.
The market elofe1 weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
Sixty.first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Feb. 10.
sREATR.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE.

ln6 0ehbl6 WAS oOt III oteeiOa tOOhyt
HOUSE.
Il the Carlisle Indian school doing any
good besides training several husky foot
bill PLAYERS every Year, Do The grad
yates of the institution go out into tn
world to become useful cltizsns, or do
they return to the blanket and the tepet
and sleep with the dogs as their aboriei-
nal ancestors have done for generations
These we're the chief problems discussed
in the House this AFTERNOON during cor =
sIderation of the IudIan appropriation
bill. aud after half score Of members
had expressed themselves cns way or an
other, the problem was still u1solved.
Among the bills introduced IVES one
/, appropriate 1926. 900 fer 8 statue OF
Gsuersl Frsuclt Marion the revolution.
airy hero at Msrioo, 8. O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
DIED..

Tn Philal.lpbis. February IS. 1910. MARY
EAaA ROBERTS, daughter Of the late
Robert F. ana Eu.h Ann Roberts. Funeral
from Cameron, !" Sunday at Up. u, Friends
ere invited, Intsimept private,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

After an illness of more than Q year, NELL
Burgess, the famous old actor, died at his
home in EeT York early tcdsy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

I O3T.-From my residence. 42l Cameron
IL street, a smell bull PUPPY, answering
to The name of"JCCK0; white with brown
spot over ore eye and brown spot on back.
A suitable reward will Re paid for its return
10 SYLVAN BLONDHETM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19
The Market,

O. seslovn. D. c. Feb 49, What ils-'aI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-19

At the conclusion Of 40 extended
session yesterday afternoon OF the House
committee on The Chesapeake and Its
tributaries q vtts was taken on t1e
Byrd bill to s.nIgh!en the lines Of the
B'vlor survey aud resulted 10 a tie.
The II use committee for courts Of
justice yesterday reported the RiE q
Dill, known as the divorce bill, back
to the House With 3 favorable recon-