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The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Naval Orders,

The following orders have been issued;
Lieut. J. X. COMFORT, detached Connecticut; 70
home and wait orders
Lieut.. A. G. CAFFEE detached aid on star Of
conmander-in-chief. United States Atlantic feet,
on Connecticut: TO duty naval proving ground
Indian Head. Nd.
Naval Hospital. Norfolk. for treatment.
Medical Inspector c. 7. HIBBErT. detached Eavy
recruiting station, BALTIMORE TO navy yard. Nor
folk.
Medical Inspector F. W. F. WEBER, to navy
recruiting station. Baltimore.
Surg G. T. SMITH, detached Naval Hospital
New York; % naval station. Hawaii.
Surg l. W. KITE. retired, detached navy yard,
Norfolk; to home.
Paymaster c. J. PEOPLES, commissioned a pay
master in the navy from March II.
Paymaster e. ". ELIASON, commissioned a pay
master in the navy from March Il.
Paynaster G. r. OLEARY, commissioned s pay
master in the navy from March IL
Paymaster J. D. ROBNETT commissioned a pay
master in the navy from March II.
Paymaster X. SPEAR. commissioned q pay
master in the navy from March II.
Paymaster c. J. CLEBoRNE commissioned pay
master in the navy from March Il.
Paymaster G. w. PIGAIAN. commissioned a pay
master in the navy from March Il.
Paymaster G. W. REEVES Jr., commissioned a
paymaster in the navy from March Il
Naval Constructor c. A. BISSET, detached navy
yard, Norfolk; to duty as inspector Of hull ma
terial Western district Of Pennsylvania, at
Pittsburg.
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Marine Corps Orders.

Col. P. ST. c. MURPHY, appointed president q
general court martial TO convene at Marine Of
GERS School April 4.
Col L. W. T. WALLER. appointed member Of
general court-martiAl TO convene at Marins Of
GERS School, Port Royal. S. O, April 4.
Lieut. Col. r. r. RUSSELL, retired, appointed
member Of general c0urt-maTtiGl TO cOnTens az
Marine Officers School. Port Royal. s. c.,
April 4
Lieut. Col. @. L McCAwLEY, A. Q. NJ. sp-
pointed member Of general o0urt-martisl 20
convene at Marine Officers School Port Royal,
S. @, April 4.
First Lieut.. S. a. GIBSON. retired, appointed
member Of general coGrt-nartiaI to convene at
Marine othces' School, Port Royal, s. C..
April 4.
MAJ. J. H. RUSSELL. 70 Washington OF March
q, further duty marine retiring beard.
Capt F. O. LANDER. orders March 2 modified |;
proceed to marine barracks, Washington.
First Lieut. B. S. BERRY. TO Marine 0eicers'
School, Port Royal, s. G, on April for trial
Cart ]. G. MUIR. retired. appointed iEdzs adxo-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Pet Dogs Miniature Bed.

From Ht-BitS.
The pet dog show at the Royal Horti-
cultural Hall drew great crowd, chiefly
of women, and the old familiar scenes of
luxury were witnessed In every avenue
OF the nearly 1.000 pens. But all records
in this direction were surpassed by the
miniature iron bedstead. with mattress.
sheets. blanket, quilt. hangings, and all
complete, in which a four-months-old
Pekinese spaniel reposed. The smallest
dog in the show was Messrs. Wilson's
miniature black and tan terrier. 1t
weighed only two pounds two ounces, and
was brought to the exhibition in a mans
coat pocket. The lightest dog. however.
was a Yorkshire terrier OF one pound
fourteen ounces, with a delightfully."-
groomed coat Of siIken fleece.
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327I
GIRLS AND CHILDs RoMPERs.
Paris Pattsn No. 1871
All Seams Allowed.


When the real play season sets in and
digging in the sand. rolling on the grass,
climbing trees and fences demands some
ample protection or substitute for dainty
clothes. then mothers ara glad to avail
themselves OF the newest style rompers
such as ere here pictured, which are OF
most simple construction and give as
surance OF comfort to the small wearer.
the boomers being circular IN cut, while
the sleeves may be long or short, as pre-
ferred; also. there is a convenient breast
pocket to insure the whereabouts of the
handkerchief. The pictured rompers are
made Of scarlet Turkey cotton, but de-
MIN, Bingham, seersucker.. chambrsy,
duck or crash may also be used. The
pattern is in Sizes to years. For a
girl Of 5 years the rompers require 2A
yards OF material IS inches wide.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

Alleging inhdelity, desertion. and nom
support. Agnes V. Frye yesterday fled
Lee Frye. They were married May 4,
1904 in this city. and there are two
children. for whose custody plaintiff
petitions the court. She also asks 10 be
permitted TO resume her maiden name,
Agnes Virginia Pearson.
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cate general eourtmArtial TO convens at Msrine
of1osrs' School. Port Royal, S. C., April T.
secud Lieut. W B. SULLIVAN. report in person
to the major general, commaadant, for assign
ment TO duty when properly equipped
Second Iicat e Il. BRAINARD. granted twenty
days leave.
Capt. q. D. SOUTH, detached recruiting duty.
Cincinnati. Ohio. 70 Boston, to Command ma
rine detachment Of T. s. S. Delaware
First Liegt z. l. BIGLER, preparatory orders 20
PekiD, China, and relieved as post quarter
master naval pdso0, Portsmouth n H.
First Lieut., z P. FORTS0N appointed acting
assistant quartanasta. L. S. NJ. C.. fOE duty
as post quartsrmasteT naval prison Portsmouth,
" H.. vice Lieut. BigleT, relieved
First Lieut. D. NJ RANDALL. detached marine
barracks navy yard Boston, to recruiting duty
Cincinnati Ohio, relieving Capt H. d. South.
FirSt Lieut. Z 5. YATES, appointed acting
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
THE BELLE OF NEW YORK"
Paint and Powder Club in Famous
Musical Comedy This Afternoon.

The Belle Of New York viii probably
prove the most attractive Of the numer-
Gus offerings OF the famous Paint and
Powder Club, Of Baltimore. The matinee
will be at the New National Theater at
2 o'clock. and, as is the custom for the
clubs performances. a big society turn
out is expected. To see the youngsters
cavorting about in their costumes, male
and female. is sight to go miles TO see.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
A Soothing Drink.

Where one has bad throat soothing
drink can be made by bringing q pint of
barley water to a boil. then add one
ounce OF the best gum arabic and stir
until dissolved.
Strain and sweeten or not as desired.
Take but little at a time. It will stop
rasping cough.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

assistant quaramast- @. S. N. C.. for duty AZ
post ouarterastsr AZ marine barracks, navy
yard. Washington.
First Lieut.. J. J. MEADE detached marine bar.
racks. naval station, Guantanamo. CubA. 20 10
port IN person 70 the major general, ooEn-
nanddnt
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01
Wheat with Dates

A few minutes before the cereal is to be
served, stir in half a cupful OF stoned
dates. Serve with cream and sugar.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-01

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
uNMEICOME ITALY.

Father Francis Xavier Wernz, gene
raj OF the Society OF Jesus in Rome,
conferred for long time yesterday
with the pope and Cardinal Merry del
Val over the reports of the situation in
Portugal. 1t was decided TO use all
possible means to at least save the
property Of the Jcsuits and other orders.
The reports that many religIonlSts
expelled from Portugal intended to find
refuge in Italy has called forth pro-
test from the liberal press, which main
tains that this country is already over
crowded with orders, Rome having
three times as many religious houses
now as it had before the fall Of tempo
raj power.
Tie government has determined to
prevent the expelled Portuguese
Jesuits from joining Italian communi7
ties. A strict surveillance will be MAIN
tanned on the frontiers to prevent any
Of the monks from going to Italy.
Spanish monks and nuns who have
fled from Lisbon are arriving at Nlgo,
Badajoz, and other point on the frontier.
At Badajoz upon the order OF the bishop,
the nuns are succored at the Carmelite
convent. Owing TO pending legislation
affecting the religious orders the IN
flux of refugees is embarrassing to the
Spanish government. Premier Canale-
Jas said yesterday that the government
was moved with pity to receive the
exiles but that a permanent invasion
could not be tolerated.
A violent collision occurred IN the
streets Of Valencia, Spain, yesterday
between republicans aud members of
the Catholic Club. Many persons were
injured, and the police had to separate
he combatants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
Wholesale Strike in France.
Over a Quarter of a Million of Men Out
Telegraph Lines and Signal system
Deranged.

Over Quarter of a Million OF Men out
Telegraph Lines and Signal System
Deranged.
Bordeaux, France, Oct. 12.-The
EMPLOYEES of the Midi Central Rail-
road announced this afternoon that
they would join in the general railroad
strike following meeting Thursday.
This road operates in the southern part
OF France.
Paris Oct. 1.-THE employees OF
the Eastern railroad joined the strikers
today and the 4, 94S kilometres OF the
road are now completely tied up. The
Orleans line, the second largest in
France, is ready to strike at a mo-
ment's notice. After long session,
the employees Of the Paris, Lyons and
Mediterranean, the greatest railroad in
France, adjourned this afternoon, and
Immediately cards bearing the words
"six O'Clock" were distributed among
the men. This was taken to mean that
the men on this line had been ordered
TO 90 out at 6 O'Clock tonight. The
dismissal OF Engineer MORN, the ma
tional secretary OF the engineers, an
employee on the Western, embitted the
men of this line to the point OF striking.
The strikers have begun to tampel
with the brakes on the various trains,
and practically the entire French army
is under arms, prepared TO protect the
railways. The strikers are derangine
telegraph lines and railroad signals, SC
that it is dangerous to run trains even
with army engineers in charge.
A strike Of the employees on the Met
ropolitan Railway, owning and op'
Grating all the Paris underground
system, is also being favored by the
men, while a strike of the omnibus
drivers and tramway motormen, in
sympathy for the railroad men. is be
ing discussed and will probably take
place.
Paris, Oct. 12.-After meeting OF
the strike leaders this afternoon, il
was authoritatively declared that the
employees of every road in France
would be on strike by tomorrow.
A train started for Calais this morn
ing at 1915, over the Western road,
but returned to the st Lazare depot al
| 8 O'Clock. All along the line, the
strikers are taking off the vital parts
OF the engines and leaving them Grip
pied on the tracks, forming an effective
blockade.
AT Colonies, six miles from Paris
800 strikers held up the supply trains
bringing food into the city. They
killed all the live cattle and despoiled
all the foodstuffs. That the strike is
spreading to the Great Orleans line
was manifested this afternoon when
the troops were called out to guard
the Borcaux express where the crew
had struck, after blocking the line.
London, Oct. 12.-The sale OF tick
cts from England to points in the in
terror Of France has been suspended
owing to the railway strike in France.
Communication between interior points
in France and England has been cut
off except by wire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
The Forest Fires.

international Falls, Mimi, Oct II.
With the forest fires between Inter
national Falls and Beaudette under
control, citizens and militiamen under
the command OF General Wood, OF the
Minnesota National Gua'6, gave their
entire attention coday to distributing
supplies and attending to the injured
refugees Of the fire-swept zone.
Lumbermen today brought in many
bodies from the wooded districts on
wagons, but it is not believed the total
death roll will run over the estimate Of
$50 made yesterday.
Nine more towns reported here today
that they we're threatened by fires and
asked that men be held in readiness TO
rush to their aid.
Poposky, Nebish and Kelliher re-
ported they had been fighting the fires
for several days and during the last "a
hours the conditions have been alarm
ing.
Lumbermen today we're unable to
state the exact figures that might repre-
sent their loss, but said that with pri
yate property DESTROYED in the towns, a
conservative estimate OF the entire loss
would be between s15,000,000 and
$50, 10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
sen.atIon IN House OF neputlves.

Cincinnati, o., Oct, ia sensa-
ton was sprung 10 the House OF Depu-
ties at the triennial episode convention
today when Rev. j. 2. Winchester pro-
tested against any public intimatlon
that the deputies concurred in the
statement that the Bible is not the word
OF God. This statement is said to have
been made by Rev. A. A. Morrison, OF
Portland, Ore. A resolution was adopted
as follows: No person shall be or
dained and consecl ated bishop or Or
dained priest or deacon unless at the
time in the presence of the ordaining
priest or bishop, he shall subscribe and
make the following declaration. / do
believe the Holy Scriptures OF the Old
and New Testaments to be the word OF
God and obtain all things necessary to
salvation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. II

THE American who, occupying a
position OF authority, or having the
public car, assails and attacks our
courts-now, as they have always
been. the seats OF justice and OF
eouitv-is TO be regarded as public
enemy and be so branded by any
reasonable man" In the above state
ment John Alden Dix, democratic
nominee for governor, when IN
Thompson, n. Y, today was formally
notified OF his nomination, thus attack
ed Theodore Roosevelt, who, he claim
ed. forced the nomination OF Henry L..
Stimson by the Saratoga republican
convention. THE courts are the very
buIwarks of our free institutions, " he
said "and without tribunals in which
all men have confidence and from which
all men are certain of justice and civil
ization would cease and anarchy prevail.
Discussing the New Nationalism, -"
Mr.. Dix characterized Roosevelt as an
apostle OF dscord and dissention, " and
said;
We have already had ample proof OF
his ability TO disturb business, destroy
value and create condition OF pane,
county wide in its evil effects. But If,
with all that, he is to be permitted to
succeed in his campaign to weaken or
destroy the powers Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States to take over
the central government the powers re-
served to the states, to substitute the
will of the president for the will OF the
people, and to set arbitrary bounds TO
what any man by ability and enter
prise may legitimately secure, then all
the sacrifices made by the founders OF
the republic will have been in vain,
and we shall in time OF profound
peace dangerous disturbed, bringing
about the destruction Of a free people
against whom all the forces IN the
world in arm might have beed hurled
in vain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
COMMON COUNCIL.

Alta meetingo of the Common Council!
of the city of Alexandria, Va, held
October II, 1910, there were present
Hubert Snowden, Esq, President, and
Messrs. i eadbeater, Burke, Yates, Brum
back, Smith, Brill, Williams, Birreii
| Monroe, Brocket. Swan. Marshall ,Spinks
and Chauneey.
The President announced the follow
ing standing Committees:
Finance-Messrs Burke and Marshall
Light-Messrs. Harrison, Brumback
and Spinks.
Streets Messrs. Leadbeater, Brill and
| Birrell.
General Laws-Messrs. Smith and
Monroe.
Public Property-Messrs. Swan and
| Chauncey.
Poor-Messrs. Yates and Williams.
Claims-Messrs Burke and Brockett.
Police-Messrs. Yates and Brockett
Schools-Messrs. Brill and Monroe.
Under the head of personal Privi-
leges" remarks we're made by Messrs.
Smith, Williams, Brockett, Monroe,
Spinks. Leadbeater, ChauDcey, Marshall
| and Mr.. President, in reference to
the legal standing of some of the
members of the board. During the de-
bate Vice President Smith was called TO
the chair and the President made per
sonai explanation as to hi, position. The
President resumed the chair.
A petition for gas or electric light at
the corner of Wolfe and Fairfax streets,
was referred to the Committee ON Light.
petition for gas lamp at the cor
ner of Wash ngton and Madison streets,
was referred to the Committee on Light.
The following permissions were grant
ed providing there Is no objection from
I'll. .s.eo- arft
To j. Win. Goods to erect frame dwell
ing at No. TIA Princess street.
To Fairfax Jackson, jr., TO erect frame
dwelling at No. 1908 Oronoco street.
To A. b. Bondurant to erect frame adj
dition at No. I021 Queen street.
To J. s. Goodrich 10 erect front porch
and rear addition at No. 2)l south Pat
rick street.
TO Aitcheson Bros. to erect frame
dwellings on Princess street, between
Payne and West streets.
A resolution appropriating $500 to re-
pair and treat the surface OF Queen street
from Washington TO Patrick street with
a cold tar preparation, was passed-ayes
Is, noes 0.
A resolution appropriating 500 to grade
and pave alley between the north side OF
King street and market alley and be-
tween Royal and Fairfax streets, the
sum to be available when the property
owners have deposited the sum of 800
in the city treasury for the contribution,
was passed-ayes 10, noes 0.
A resolution by Mr.. Marshall direct
ing the Committee ON Streets 70 have
King street and the squares around the
market swept on Saturday nights, after
business hours, was passed-ayes 10,
noes 0.
A resolution directing the collector Of
taxes to sell at public auction on Mon
day, December s. 1910, all real estate
upon which taxes are due and unpaid TO
June ], 1910, subject TO the laws Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. SaIlie M. Sarvey, superintendent
of the Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION. on East Franklin street,
Richmond has reported to the police
that the home was robbed Monday
night. The thieves got clothing and
50 in money.
The British American Tobacco Com
pany will reopen its large cigarette
manufacturing plant in Petersburg
within the next 10 days, and will give
employment to about 500 persons.
Rev. Robert ". Barnwell, pastor OF
st Paul's Episcopal Church Petersburg,
rendered his resignation to the vestry
OF that church last night. The resigDa-
ton was accepted to take effect Jan
usry ], 1911.
II. Clay Marchant, president of the
Charlottesville Wooden Mills and q
prominent business man Of that city,
dropped dead yesterday in Cincinnati.
where he had gone as delegate to the
general convention of the Episcopal
Church.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Southern Railway was
held in Richmond yesterday, A. B.
Andrews, first vice president, presiding.
George F. Baker, jr. Adrian lselin, jr.,
Charles Lanier, and Edmund ID. Ran
dolph were elected directors Of the third
class for term Of three years.
Miss Maude BIanton, aged twenty
ole, aud Robert T. Fisher, aged forty,
both OF Warrenton, were married in
Rockville on Monday, by Rev. w. d.
Keene, pastor of the Southern Metho-
dist Church, at the home OF the min
ister
Miss Mary Green Mcdonald, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Mcdonald and the late Capt.
William n. Mcdonald, OF the Confede-
rate army, was married to Bayard
Stevens, Of Castle Point, Hoboken, N.
j., at 8 O'Clock yesterday evening, in
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Berryyille. The ceremony was per
formed by the rector, Rev. Edward
Wall, assisted by Rev. Arthur Gary, Of
Westmoreland county, an uncle OF the
bride.
Darlington Coffee, IS years old,
formerly OF Arlington, Nelson county,
was shot in the forehead Monday night
in south Lynchburg in frolic. He
died three hours later. Five young
men we're together when some one sug-
gested to shoot up" the neighborhood
and when they proceeded to do so
Coffee was shot by George Bell. Bell
gave himself up, and in his cell
was nearly frantic over the tragedy. Both
men are shoe workers. Coffee's body
will be taken back to Nelson for burial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-12
MORE ALARM IN SPAIN
Government Renews War on Morocco
Belief that Republicans will Avail
Themselves OF Present Opportunity to

Government Renews War on Morocco
Belief that Republicans will Avail
Themselves OF Present Opportunity to
Assert Themselves
Madrid. via Hendaye, Oct. r.
SPANS war in Morocco was renewed
today.
Coming as it does when Spain is in
the clutches of republican movement
following the successes Of the republl-
cans in Portugal, the war in Africa,
which caused such bloody rioting all
over Spain last year, is almest sure to
be seized upon as basis for armed
revolt against Alfonso.
1t was the mastering OF the reserves
TO the colors for duty in Morocco that
caused the terrible rioting in Barcelona,
Saragossa and other centres last year.
The war was renewed because the
Moroccans declined to meet the indem-
nifty to reimburse Spain for her expenses
in the war OF 1909.
A large Spanish punitive expedition,
commanded by General Aldave, left to-
day for Melilla, the scene OF last year s
siege, and for YAKIMA for the purpose OF
forcing the payment OF the indemnity.
The cruiser Rio de la Plata is just
off shore, accompanying the land forces,
so that the soldiers may retire under
her guns and thus protect themselves
in the event they are attacked by an
overwhelming force.
The Moroccans are burning signal
fires on every hill, summoning the
tribesmen to the front to oppose the
progress OF the Spaniards. 1t is be-
iieyed that this action presages deter
mined defense and general outbreak,
especially on the part Of the Rieff tribes
men, who maintained the siege OF
Melilla.
1t was last years Moorish revolt that
indirectly caused the execution OF Prof.
Ferrer, director OF the modern school,
looked upon as martyr by the Spanish
republicans. By a strange coincidence,
Ferrer's execution took place on Octo-
Der 10, 1903 year ago tomorrow.
Coming as it does on the very eve OF
the anniversary Of Ferrer's death,
this development was looked upon
with great alarm by Alfonso ministers
who realize that Thursday will be a
critical day for the young monarch.