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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

WHILE many democrats taroughtu
the county affirmed the action OF their
Representatives il voting against the
motion to decls,e the Office of speaker o.
the II )Uss OF r representatives. vacant last
Saturday on tue ground That the warfare
in la! bodg las. week vas not against
Joseph G. Cannon psIsonail7. tut
against lac arbitrary powers the position
ne htli reprssel tao, will De disposed to
r,viss tne;r ju lament should the spesker
c,u.inue bis iudiscreet utterauces. Timid
sou's who told the speaker the. his re
marks before the Illinois Cub on Satu'-
day night, whsn he denounced the ir'
currents wac had not voted to Gust hin
from the speakership that afternoon IS
"cowards, we're uawise, got little sa:-
istacton from s[r. Cannon, ard his at,
tube ia, if anything, more defiant than
1t was on Saturday afternoon, when,
standing at his deck just after the Norris
resolution that broke his iron rule hsd
passed, he challenged the House to
eisc, new speaker. "Bs swift to hear
aud slow to speak," is safe sdmonisioD
t. all, Mr.. Osauon, greet as he has be.
come, will be compelled to take lessons
i, tr ding the tongue iu The evening OF
his lie, and remember that mightier
ones than he have in osher ages been
gu idenly brought low.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Reyolutlonifs Active.

Madrid, March 22.-Revo.u:ionary
agents are again wsgipg an active CAM
paign against the government as a rssu t
OF disclosures that the Spanish and nc
roccap war was stIll 10 progress, with
tu; Lit lie chance OF an end to host!litiss
for many months.
A rigid censorship, the irlpsr!ection
OF Spanish methods of ccmmunicstioE
and the general iguorsnce of the popa-
latioD, coupled with the governments
recen. denial tsat fresh troops we're be-
ing sent to Morocco, lulled the country
inlo the belief thLt the var VAS really
over.
The thousaods OF Spanish soldiers in
Morocco ara declared 10 ba no more than
h0ldiog their ground and are making
no appreciable progress in tuppressing
the iusurrection among The Riff t'ioes-
men. Hardly dsY goes By that these
is net diminishing between The natives
and Spanish soldiers, With the death
list graGu lily creeping to an appalling
siZs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
HOP ALE.

Nesr beer having been eliminated
from t1e category OF the state drinking
list for dry t,rritory, the makers of re-
freshuents have not Deen allow to meet
the emergency. Now come the b,eHers
of drinks wt1 chop ale," which shall
vex the tsmpera1cs people Tor the next
two years or more. Discussion and dis.
puts ere rife Throughout the dry sections.
The soda wafer bill, as stated yesterday,
LETT apple cider totle mercy OF the thirsty
thirty and not specify what strength the
cider might be. "Hop ale" bids fair to
take the place Of near beer and to even
rival the apple cider industry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
WRITES MRS. DANIEL.

A few days sgo Governor Mann uoli-
fed Governor Albert W. Gilchri.t, of
FIorids, of the desperate illness Of Sena.
tor John W. Daniel st Daytous. Yes.
terdsy reply vas received iuclosiDg 8
copy of letter written by Governor
Gllcbrist to Mra. Dauiel, as followa:
"Fsom communication from Gov.
ernor William Hodges Mann, OF Vir.
gInia, and from press reports, l learn
that you. husband, Senator John W.
Daniel, highly respected and beloved
son, not only Of Virgins, tu: OF tie en-.
lire soul bland, Is Iii and is within the
limits of our state.
IL wish 10 extend to you my sincere
sympathy 10 the Illness Of gcur die
t ur uisbed husband and to assure you
thlt it will afford me plearure to render
you any service that is within m
power"
In response Governor Mann Wrct, to
Governor GlIohris. expressing hia high
appreciation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
The President Ia New York.

New York, March 2.-s!x days Of
hsrd travelling, bauq1eting and epeecs-
making have mad their tffEct on Pres!deI t
Taft, and bis smile wss less in evidence
than Il .ua' when be left bis priv5ts car
at Graud Cert al Station today to face a
lengthy round OF New York pol.t cs and
New York social functions.
The president, upon leaving his car,
hurried to the home of his brother,
Harry W. Tsf', for breakfast, Ha re-
manned there during the morning, rest
ing up, and occasionally receiving local
politician or two, Mr.. Taft, however.
RETAINED from discussing the rather
strained situation of the republican pslty
In this STATE.
The president will end bis trip tonight
leaving for Washington at.r midnight,
and arriving at hone In me TO do a days
work It the White Fl u,a imorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

pers, of the American Federation Of
Labor, t,day called upon Attorney Gen
eral Wickelshsm to train the guns OF the
Department of Justice against the trust
in an effort to denolish the com bination.
Tbs indictment gives an sec u,t oil t g
Trusts birtb, groath and present tt,sus,
Eldred Davis, formerly collector OF
taxes OF the District, and FIR the last
few years a member of the board OF as.
SCISSORS, died at AtlsIt;c City today.
Clifford Pinchot, former chief forester
in the figures involved in the COZ ttc.
versy, has gone to Europe, where he will
meet Mr.. Roosevelt.
Senator Culberson, of Texas, has snf-
fered q nervcus breakdown and has
gone to Muldoon's farm to recuperate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

ANOTHER cl1ui has spread over the
faint rsy OF hope which during tho past
few days had been entertained for the r.
susci:aton of Ssaftor Johu W. Daniel.
While In: few believed be would ever
resume his normal condition, they wish
ed for the best and thought 1t possible
for him to sufficiently Yecuperkts to take
bis place once more 10 the Ss5a:e Dis
patches from Dsyioua, however, cast q
dark shsdos over such hopes, the coma
being more pronounced. The members
of The senator's family, gathered as they
are around his bedside, have the sincere
sympathy OF Thousands 10 their anxious
yigils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
News Of the Day.

The ItalRn Osbine. resigned, owing
to its inability to carry The ship subsidy
bill.
L total Of 225 persons and 83 vessels
we're lost along the North Atlantic coast
during the fall and winter.
The q. S. Supreme Court yesterday,
after announcing varitu, opinions, took
tds eu,tomary spring recess and ad.
journed to meet on April 4.
The federal income tax amendment
was last night adopted By the Mary lsud
House of Delegates aud will be taken
up By the Senate this week.
When the Rockefeller foundation
bill, was reached on the Senate calendar
yesterday S.nstor Hepburn objected to
It, consideration and the measure went
over to another day.
Peru has given Lotice to Chill of the
withdrawal o! her legation at caaliago,
owing to The exfu sion of priests from
Tacus and Arics,
Mayer Gaynor Of New York mas order.
ed the police, through Commissioner
B,ker, t, cease photogra2hing for tle
Roguss' Gallery all prisoners not con-
1icted of felony.
The House of Lords in committee of
tie whole yesterday adopted the first aud
second of the three resolutions moved by
Lord Rosebery, to reform the H1u,e Of
Lords, and Premier Asqui.h gave notice
In the House of Commons of three reso-
lutions bearing on The veto poser Of the
House of Lords.
a decree was signed by Judge Dobler.
In Circuit Oout No. 2, 10 BlIt:more
yesterday, granting divorce to Mr.,
Maud Tarlton Winchester from Der hug
band, Marshall Winchester, Well.known
cubmsn a1d banker. Mira. Winchett:r
was allowed $500 a month alimouy, and
was awarded the custody of their four
children,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. %. 1910

TIE exercises in the Young Peoples
Baild!pg last night in connection With
tae celebration of the anniversary OF the
forcing OF Potomac Lodge OF Odd Eel.
lows were, as heretofore, of most in-
1 rastiug nature and we're much eujoyed
Nd. oDly BY Odd Fellows bot ali
present experienced the inspiration OF
the occasion. Many good things have
q, times been uttered concerning O.d
Potomac Lodge, cherished Alexandra
ius,itu ti,o q. t is, and all rsjoice that
ia lis ssre aud yellow leaf II Ia still mar
tfe.tpg the vigor of youth. Potomac
Lodge is associated with three geners-
tjons of Alexandrians. Its present
Members as we'll as the many who have
laid aside the pilgrim staff and paid the
dsbt of nature 10 by-sone days hs'e ever
bsen regarded SIS among our beat cit!'
cans. The old lodge building it'ei'
enters iulo cur earliest recolleclions add
has loog been one OF Alexahdria's
che,ishsd landmarks. Over half Geo.
tuts ago the fir, A,or of the lodge bnilt-
imp (osfore the front WAS added to the
struc,u,s) was uied By the late James
KIRK, former Presbyterian minister, IS
q school, and later by RsV. Father Rich
ard L. Carne, who conducted St. johns
Academy. Abo7c the doorway Ess 9
human optic in gilt representing TIE
"All-seeicg Eye" The ttt' of thai
generation had bu. little comprehension
of tbs. striking symbol, but lstsr maoy
became Odd Fellows aud aa men passed
uode. the saue when they had better
understanding Of Its import and realized
that an al!-seeing eye is fixed upon ns
all and is still watching over the time
honored lodge. The significant symbol
briggs 70 mind scrap of ancient history
and shows bow mu ID can be expressed 10
a simple sign or in few letters. 10 clas-
sic dsye renowned Grecian temple had
bat two letters (si-"sh;u a,t"j over itE
doorway. No dtuot little Greeks gszsd
uoou he tiers oit,n with no conceE'
ten Of theiy meaning, tu, in later years
they became as.sigai6cans as the 81 am
sha hprntSp busb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Voted to Strike

New Haven, Conn, March % 1t
was announced at 2 o'clock THE R'tr-
noon by the conference committee of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmeu and
The Order eff RsilSay Conductors that
the mem oers of beth organizations, in-
GLIDING all the yard neu employed on
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, bad voted to strike By an
overwhelming msi1rIty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
New York Stock Market.

New York, Msrch 22-rhe news
development! since the close of yesterday
we're of such q re5ssUring character, not
only in regard 10 tae ,bor uDrest, but
in other m err, t:ai a brisk demand
for stocks was Infused, causing strong
tone st The opening Of the market, with
substantial advances in the easly trading
sill through the list. At the end OF the
f rst fifteen the entire list ranged above
yesterdays closing pricea. Demaad for
stocks became mere Vigortu, 10 tine late
forenoon carrying many isauea Two points
or more above yesterdays closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Killed In Collision.

Lexington KY, March p Wrong
ordera given BY the railroad operator st
Bares tt miduigtt cau,ed hesd.on col.
lision between two trsiDB en- the ksc-
t1cky Central division Of the L9uisvilie
aud ard Nashville Railway at White
st,tioD, GEAR Richmond, and three
people we're killed and several ipj lred.
a strange tsstnre of the accident was
that the Wrecking crew was on its way
10 the scene of the disaster before it hap
pened, tle operator req sing bis mistake
and having Gifted the main Office al
Paris OF his blu aGer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
From Washington.
sCs..o.pondsnoe OF the Alexandria Gsnest.,
Washington, March q.

After repeated p1stpouements the
hearings il the Cuanioghsm coal land
cases we're today resumed with Mr..
Louis R. CLAWS, foreman chief of the
field division of the central land Office, or
the slsnd. Mr.. CLAWS, who has been
the trump card in the accusations against
Secretary Bslinger AID the lard Office,
today appeared at the call and 10 sop.
port of the governments case.
The sdmipistrstion's bill for the en-.
Ia,gemeLt Of the srmy engineer corps
ass agreed u pom by the House military
afIairs committee today. The measure
increases the ounher of officers In the
higher grsdas SID enlsrges the West
Poins clssses. 1t sill take efscs July l
II 1t is passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Train Wrecked

Fort Dodge, Iowa, Msrch 22.-rhe
south. boz nd Minneapolis and s.. LUIS
passenger train from Omaha snd Des
Moines, was wrecked bttyaen Fort
Dodge and Humboldt today. The
engineer, while bis train was running ct
his speed saw bridge sc,oas rayine
ahead on fire. He applied the brakes
and he and his fireman jumped. Tbs
engine, baggage car and mail car rolled
upon lha bridge and fell iLto the ravine
below. The coaches did not leave the
track bit stepped ON the verge of the
gully. Five men were i1jared, tu: none
killed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
A HupeIess Deadlock

Philadelphia, March % With both
sides hopelsssly deadIocked negotiations
looking ID settlement OF The difference
between the Philadelphia Rapid Trausi!
Co8papy ADD i's striking employees have
been abandoned and interest shifted 10
the possibility of the calling OF a state
vide strike by labor leaders now gathered
st Wilkesbarre. Participants 10 the
numerous "pesce" conferences today
declared theus Ives as u terly disg u 'ted,
for they see no way of bresking down
the Island pat" and "fght-:o. finish
attitude that both sides bsve laken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Today's Telegraphic News
Senator Daniel's Condition

Datona. Fla, March 22-Physicians at
the bedside of Senator John W. Daniel
today say the condition OF coma in
which the patient has been for days IS
becoming less pronounced aud other
symp toms are slightly encouraging.
The official bulletin issued today as fol-
lows:
"Seustor Daniel was rather more rest
less last night and mole easily aroused
than yesterday. His pulse was slightly
elevated during the night when restless,
but is still Satisfactory. Nourishment,
elimination, temperature and Jespi-
ration continue good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Will be no Strike.

Chicago, March 22.-Firemen on 40
western railroads will not strike, accord
log to railroad officials here today fo!-
loving tie announcement that CHARLES
P. NeiIl, federal mediator under the
Erdnau law, had made definite prop.
osition to the Firemsn's Brotherhood
snd the railroads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
SUIT AGAINST SOUTHERN.

The Cuthbert Land and Development
Company, Of Herudou, Fairfax cou;t'',
hss iasti u:ed a suit for $1,000 damages
agains. the Southern Railway Company
In tie Oircui. Court of Fairfax cou1tT,
on account of iores at fires, which last fall
destroyed several squsre miles OF Vslns-
BILE timber. The land is located along
the Southern Railway, between Heradou
and Wicehle,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

ACTION t,ken in tie House yesterday
disclosed tie fast tbLt tie secretary oil
commerce and labor hss no information
relating to the records OF Commander
Peary bearing upon his discovery of the
North Pole. Pesry should nov 20 and
ioin CO0k.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Plead GUILTY

Philadelphia, Peur., March "a
Thomas F. Larsen. on trial before Judge
Mcpherson in the United States District
Court t,day, charged with the embez-
zlenept OF $50, 900 f:om the First Ms
,ional Bank OF Camden, N. j., pleaded
guilty to The charge sgainst him. He
will be sentenced later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Negro Attacks Young White Woman,

Easton, Md, March 22-Exci!emeDt
is !u1niug high here today over the a.,
rest Of William Dickerson, colcred,
cbsr4ed wi b attempting to assault Miss
Auri, Grund, the 1G year-old dapgbtsr
of August Gruud, prosperous fsrmt r
living sevaia! miles from Ea:fon Miss
Grand recognized D.ckeraou as her sssail.
ant. When the negro was locked up he
seemed highly excited and wanted to
know If they "could get him." A hesvy
gusrd had been thrown about the jail to
prevent possible lyuchiDg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
10 Escape from Governors
Island

New York, March pa pitched
battle With re7ol7ers aud riffs between
seutries at the Governors Island dcck
aud the crew of power boat esrly today
narrowly averted an attempt on tie pa t
of twelve of tas prisoners 10 the old
fortress to break confinement and escape.
Fifteen minutes more of uninterrupted
work by the prisoners would have re-
suited 10 the delivery, according to the
guards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

Charges are male in Blu fields thar
& We spies from the Madriz army. work
lag Ia a hospital SIS Red Cross nurses,
attempted yesterday to poison General
Estrada, recent ssp;raut for the Mica.
raguan presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

Danger OF a strike OF western railroad
6remen was removed when compromise
was effected on the question OF seniority
and representation, and it was sgreed TO
lesye the matter of an advance In Wsges
10 srli.Iatiop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

Ore:t,n Clarke, the actor, nephew OF
Edwin Both, and grandson OF Junlus
Booth. died at the WioJah Sanitarlup,
tt AsheVille, N. O., yesterday. his
death mas due 10 tgbsrcllsr trouble,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

Nine additional former cour linen
todhy confessed In open court before
Judge Frazer in Pittaburg, Pa, that they
had accepted money illegally while
members OF the council,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

J
oomm:ttas. The democrats will await
fu:ther Developments before holding
their ceu:u'. There SCENE to be split
10 the regulars camp. A great many
Cannon men ale insisting that the
ycu 1gsr blood of the Htu'e should be
given chance GA the committee.
The republican caucu, for the selec.
ton of six members of the new House
rules committee will be held Thursday
night. The Official petition for the
meeting wss circulated among tas mem
bsrs shortly after the House met this
afternoon and soon received the required
80 signatures.
A new shift in the situation IN the
House late today resulted In the re-
s:iuding of the caIl for 8 democratic
caucus for tonight. The dsts for the
two conferences have been 6uaily 6xed
with the republican caucus to meet tc-
morrow night and the democratic ctu:ns
Thursdsr, The decisions to hold the
democrats caucus Thursday Vas made
because of uncertainty in the re.
p1blcsns ranks whether the insnr
gents will get from the regulars any rep.
resentstiou on the nsw committee on
iules. The democrats decided to hold of
60 that they could be ready, In case the
insurgents should be dissatisfied, With
wi occurred tomorrow night 10 jim
hands with their allies In the House and
secure Ire sort of committee both fac
t:ous deem best.
Chrrgirg the "billion dollar" United
States Steel Corporation with violation
or the Sherman antt-trust act and the
Wilson tariff not, President Samuel Com
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BARRETT'S.

DSNs ~
Bert Pearce and wife, of near Rains
boro, spent Sunday with Hamer Lyle
and wife.
Miss Grace Chrisman spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. viii Ludwick,
at East Danville.
Samuel Wolfe and wife, of Marshall,
were guests of Will Wolfe and family
Sunday.
John Morrow and wife were called
Sunday to the bedside of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert Farley, of New
Petersburg, who is critically i'll.
Mrs. Sampson Lovett and son, Ver-
non, spent Sunday with VIM. David
son and family.
Ed Meredith and wife entertained
VIM. Wolfe and wife and daughters,
Elsie and Evelyn, Sunday evening.
Harry Lyle, of Dallas, spent last
week with his brother, Hamer.
Joseph Morrow and wife and daugh-
ter, Lettie Lee, were visiting at Hills
boro Saturday.
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LYNCHBURG.
December 3, 1910.

DeCenDer D, lSlO.
| Mrs. Net Smith and daughter, Mrs
clarence Pickeral, spent Saturday In
cincinnati.
Miss Mary Russ, of Hillsboro, was
Ithe guest Of Miss Norine Delaney on
"Wednesday.
j. B. Hunter and wife spent Friday
with relatives at Cuba.
Mrs. Robert Brown and daughter
|are guests of friends at Clarksville.
Mrs. Rachel Cleveland left Wednes-
|day for New Orleans, where she will
spend the winter with her son, Harry,
land family. w. M. Cleveland accom-
panied his mother as far as Cincinna-
Iii.
Mrs. Frank Faris and daughter re-
turned from Latonia, KY, Monday
evening.
Miss Della Thornburg is saleslady
lat o. L. Winters store until after the
holiday season.
Mrs. g. A. Pickett left last week
for Piketon, where she will be with
|her husband until school closes.
Mrs. Matte Hodson, Of Westboro,
W 90 biAC kuCoO Va As w. AlOboOll dIlu
wife the past week.
L. G. Wise, of Newton, Ia, is the
guest of his brother, Andrew Wise,
and family.
Rev. G. W. Thornton, of Cincinna-
ii, will deliver an address at the
Christian Church Sunday at 11:3O.
Harry Shaffer, of Chillicothe, is
spending few days with his parents.
Mrs. Tilda Fields received the sad
news Friday of the sudden death of
her son, Charles, who was clerk at
Hotel Navarro, New York City.
Col. West and family had Philip
Swisshelm and family and Charles !
West and daughter, Nondas, as their
guests Sunday.
j. L. Delaney was in Cincinnati |
rom Tuesday until Thursday buying
lis Christmas goods.
III. B. Galliett and family moved
nto the Dittey property on Bayless
Avenue last week o. w. Roush and
amily will occupy the property vaca-
ed by Mr.. Galliett.
Misses Stella Hopkins and Mae
'ickeral were In Hillsboro Tuesday.
DIR. Archer has sold his property on
iouth Broadway TO Mrs. Barbara
aammel. DIR. Archer and family will
move into the Brough Smith prop
rty.
Miss Stella Troth and Mrs. Charles
linton were shopping In Hillsboro
donday.
Harold Hodson spent Saturday in
Cincinnati.
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is lassitude and weakness followed by
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longer, but the Cold yields to "Seven-
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York.
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Mrs. Gertrude VanNess, of New
York City, died at her home there on
Monday. She was a particular friend
of Miss Grace Gardner and is known
o many Hillsboro people.
Mound City Paints may cost a trif.
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