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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
DIR. HYDE INDICTED.

DR.. B. Clarke HIDE, ts'band OF q
niece Of the late Thomas u, 5Wops, vas
Indicted 10 Kansas CtJ, on Saturday
n'pht, BY the grand jury that hss bssn
IuysstIgs ting the Scope mystery.
Two Iua.ctments charge frst-iegree'
murder la connection With the death Of
Colonel s,wope and OF Ohrisman 5r0pe-
DR.. Hyde Is alleged to have given them
strychnIDe tablets.
0ne indictmeDt accuses Dr. HYDE or
mausls yhiss by bleeding James Moss
Huuton, ctusin of Colonel SEope, Ia
q Degiectiul manner.
d.. Hyde Is accused slso Of poisoning
with typhoid germs, with intent to,
murder, Margaret Ssope. Stella Swops,-
Sarah Scope, Lacy Lee Ssops, Ncrs.
Belle Dickson. Georgia f. Ccmptonp
Mildred Fox and Lsonors OopFIdge, %
colored girl.
Ali these persons we're stricken win
typhoid fever ~hile Dr. Hyde mas At,
tending he Ssope family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

CHAIRMAN MACK, Of the democratic
n.tisssl committee 10 the March nuGber
of his 4lsgszine the National Monthly,
Laws it down that the tariff aud the high
prices are to Sc the two principal issues
N the coming congressional campaign.
ReGerripg to President TafPs Lincoln
DAY speech, Mr.. Mack says 1t virtually
repu Hates the Winona speech, and tha'
he must nov disavow Mr.. Aldrich. On
this tariff question Mr.. Mack says Mr..
TAFT is child compared to the crafty
Mr.. Aldrich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
MONDAY EVENING. MAR. :, 1910.

A SENSATIONAL revelation was made in
the oleomsrsarine scandal 10 Chicago On
Saturday when 1t wRs learned that IL
formation concerning the relations Ct
William J. Monkey, bulIerine msnu-
fscturer, with those OF bis customers
nov under indictment IS CLEO "moor =
shIners," has been in the hands OF high
government officials since lat autumn
and that when federal Judge Lands
took the cleo probe into his hands he
practically snatched 1t away from the
officials who made no use OF the tip duff
Sug the several months which have intel
veped. Assertions by dealers that Mox-
lev furnished the wrappers for Cne-pt uud
prints of Iut.erIne labeled with tie
stamp guaranteeing inspection and pat
Ing by the government coincide win
the information that the revenue officers
collected. Sunday it was revealed thst
a Chicsgo revsru, official wrote OF these
c,,cum,tl ncss 10 a letter to r. E. Ca
hell. commissioner of Internal revenue,
at Washington, and that In this letter
,h's question waa asked Of the depart
man, F.; I'D net these things suggest
colIusiqu With the colorers % The lei
ter consisting this question is on file
somewhere ID Washington having been
nss.sd from ono Official to another tu'
no action has yet bsen taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
Steamer Strikes DerelIct.

Glasgow, March with a forty-icet
hole ripped 10 her bow he Allan liner
Iouian arrived here today from Boston.
The injury was sustained Thursday Digi t
when In pitch darkness the liner collidtd
with q derelict. The collision threw
many Of the Ionian's passengers from
their barths and for o few minu'es great
commotion and confusion prevailed. The
lonisn'S cSplsin did Ms utmotE to rss
assure the passengers but u til it VAS
seen that the vessel wss It'll able to pro.
coed under her own steam, there was q
panicky feeling aboard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

SENATOR THOMAS @. PLATT, who for
CONS fime had been 10 the sere and yello"
leaf died at bis home in New York yes
ierday. De was nearing his 77th birth
day. The deceased for nearly quarter
of a century was the virtual leader OF the
republican party in New York as we'll
rs power in the national organization.
The weight OF years and his declining
health had OF lsts rendered him more Of
"a spectator than 3 participant in passing
political events. de had for many
years been president of the American
Express Company. Contrary to gsuer-
al expectations, his fortune aggregates
bul 100000, although most people
supposed be was a millionaire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
Case POSTPONED.

Pittiturg, Pa, March AFTER tao
vesrs OF insc,iOn. ihe famous divorce ca's
Of Mrs. Mary Hsius against her hUts
band, Augustus Hsrje, millionaire
paper manufacturer, va, tldsT posi.
poped until April IL. The csse lad betn
slated II be beard by jury, tu! this
morning /! vas agreed to have 1t heard
by jndge.
i was announced several days ago
thai hopes for as element opt Of courf
had fed, 4. was rumorsd today that an
eleventh hour settlement had been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, March Z.
SENATE.

Senator Frye being III, and Vice
President Sherman temporarily absent
from the city, Senator GallInger has
been designated to preside over the
Senate.
The Senate today adopted 8 pint reso-
luton authorizing the use OF an army
transport In conveying American ex-
hibils fer the approaching exposition at
Buenos AyreP. The colt entsiled is
limited to t45. OO0
At the request Of Senator Deliver, In
charge OF the bill, all matters relating to
the fofett service we're postponed until
the remainder OF the bill shall be com
pl, ed.
There has been mgch opposition de-
yeloped to various features OF the forest
service provisions, and there will be con-
siderable discussion In relttlon to them.
10 O general way the differences between
Sscrtt,ry BIllioger aud former Forester
Pinchot will be ought up.
The Gallipger ship subsidy bill was
favorably fepoTtaq.
A bill creating bureau OF mines was
reported by the committee on mines.
The msjority report Of the Senate In
terstate commerce committee on the rail.
road bill was submitted.
The agricultural appropriation bill
gag taken up for consideration. The
amount carried Is sls, 500. OOg.
A new bill 70 amend and codify the
Dos i Il laws WAS Introduced By Senator
Garter. 1t was referred ID the commit
tee on postofices and postrosds, being
subst tntsd for a bill heretofore presented.
Senator Carter said the new bill con-
tanned many spsndments aud improve
mepis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
AD.niaI from Gompers

Ohicsgo. March The statement
tist / aa 10 ghicsgo to complete
plans for geuersl strike of the en-
ployes of EIkins- Widener STREET cal
lines 10 The Unired stites is too absurd
for me to discuss seriously. II Ia ab.
solutely untrue" President Samuel
Gompers of the American Federation
Of Labor replied in ibis way toaay 10
a report froa Philadelphia. Mr.. Com,
pers said he came 10 OhicSgo to confer
with labor leaders here ''ou matter oil
importance to labor"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
New York Stock Market.

New York, Fs-ch 7.-P'ice changes
were mixed st bel Pening..0i The market,
number of iss.ts showing moderate
losses. while tshers we're In good demand
Is prices we'll above Saturdays closing
figures. After the first few minut,s q
moderately strong tone developed, with
the entire let joining 10 an upward move
ment TIA. carried the gu ltauors of some
issues to the higbes. rsoge reschsd since
the beginning Of Febluiry.
The upward movement which started
during the first ID minutes became
stronger through TIE hour.
The market continued strong and
active througout the forenoon, prices OF
many issues Eeachiug a new rsuge Tor
this movement at midday. Heaviest
trading was 10 Steel Common and union
Pacific but the tpiire lies shared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

Monaco, March 7.-MonacO, the
smallest principally 10 The world, EN-
brscing oDly eight sqnare miles snd =
population of 10000, vhose othti dis,
tinc'ion is t1tg Monte Carlo is within
liz borders, wants to be a constitutional
repablic ard Prince Albert Is selecting
commission today tina! will consider the
demands OF the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
Revolution Predictsd.

Bablin, March The prophecy recently
made in the Rsichstag by one Of the Social.
list members that the controversy loveE tie
Russian FRANCHISE bi i 'woult vet dive Ger
many to reyelution, Y is one step nearer ful.
fllment, today, in the opinion OF many poll
ticians as the result ofyesierday's admittedly
attack upon socialist gathering near IIep'
tow Park. in which five socialist sympathi-
zers were seriously wounded and probably
one hundred slightly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

-TtIE fiat railroad TO get into line TO
take ADVANTAGE of the proposed railroad
law favored by Tar is the Pennsylvania,
which noV has obtained 81 per cent Of
ase stock Of the Norfolk & Western, In
which 1t had held the dominating ir-
,lerest for several yeats. This adds 1908
miles 10 the Pennsylvania total, mskir 2
lit Is, 1876 and adds Norfolk to the sys-
tens Atlantic porte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
From Washington.
qCoxsspondenos OF the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, March :.

W HANASA
With the big appropriation bills
passage almost ia sight, the forces Of
Congress are Ginning up" in two op.
posing camps for the real struggle OF The
Sessiou-the Taft policies. The first
and prehsps the most bitterly contested
messur, Of this list to be ToHyht up, will
he the ship subsidy bill introGu ed in
the HoEse by Representative Humphrey,
of Washington, and railroaded by the
administration forces through the com.
mttee on merchant marine and fisheries.
The democrats ate practically q unit
'sgainsi the subsidy sekene, aud many
prominent republicans are expected TO
iunshesthe their knives and Sssane the
roles of hesrtiess ssssssins as soon as the
devoted project shoUs itself on the floor
of the House. Representatives Mann
rep Ills), chairman OF the House ir-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
BODY Unidentified.

Wilmington. Del, March = The
body of the white man found floating in
the Christian river yesterday was iden-
lined today a. that of william Carroll,
aged IS. Of bethlehem. Mss who was
drowRed here On Decembef ~ last. The
man either fell of or Jumped into the
river from King street wharf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

EI6HTY-FOUR coal mines In the New
Rives district OF West Virginia have
formed q merger as have also the So
matra tobacco companies of Florida.
And still there is law against combines !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

Former Councilman John L. KilFoy,
aged 81, was foaud dead tagly this
uliorDing 10 the side ysrd adjoining bis
home, 10 Lsmbsrlville, n. j. The
cause OF death was apoplexy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07

Captain Zsrpe and AZ sesmen OF the
Russian steamer Korea which foundered
in mid.oceSu March |, arrived st New
York ,day On board the anchor Line
steamer Caledonia which took them from
the sinking vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-07
HOUSE..

Mr.. Coudrey, introduced bill to punish
monopolies in the District IF Columbia by
fine up to 81 900 or imprisonment up to five
Years Under the unanimous consent calendar
number of bills ola private nature were
bsased
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Will Enter West Point.

Joe Taggart McNarney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J.P. McNarney, of this ace,
left for Washington, D: c., on Monday,
where he will enter a training aca-
denny, preparatory to presenting him
self before examining board for afnis
sion to West Point Military Acade my,
having been nominated by Congress-
man Barclay for the position. The
examination takes place some time
next January. Joe is graduate of
Emporium High School and thor
ough scholar, as we'll as an exemplary
young man. We have not the least
fear but he will pass the examination
with high honors. 1t is an honor to
the efficiency of Emporium High
School that they teach every course re-
quired by the West Point examining
board and two languages more more
than Uncle Sam requires. We firmly
believe the young man will reach the
ambition of his life and ere many years
We may expect him to visit Emporium
as Lieut.. McNarney. Cameron county
has never in its history been favored
with an appointment to West Point.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Pleasant Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Yonker and
children, of Sistersville, W. Va, ar
rived in Emporium last week to visit
their parents, Mr.. Thos. Cleary and
family and Mr.. John Schlecht and
family. Mr.. Yonkers came as far as
Erie in his touring car. 1t is several |
years since "Fritz" and wife visited
Emporium and their many friends
here were glad to meet them. Mr..
Yonker left for home on Sunday, his
extensive business interests calling him
back, but Mrs. Yonker and children
will remain here for some time.
The PRESS was honored by a call
from these excellent friends, last Fri
day, renewing their paper we'll into
1911.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

Suffragettes of France PROGRESS.
PARIS, JULY 5 The subdued way to
which French sufIragists are conduct
ing their campaign offers contrast to
the manifestations of their English sis
ters. Both seem however to agree on
one point, namely that the only way
to attract public attention is to do
something out of the ordinary.
England is serious country, there
fore the suffragettes invent every day
new methods to remind the
masses of the existance of their cause
France has the reputation of a some
what tickle temperament, and the
French suffragists work in a serions
way. The French method seems so
far to have given the best results.
Already law has been passed grant
lug to woman absolute property in
their earnings. A suffrage society has
been founded by Nine. Schmahl and
neither work nor money is spared to
obtain the franchise for women. The
Duchess d'Uzes is the vice president
and she gives many brilliant functions
for the suffrage cause.
The views on women suffrage of
some prominent men have just been
published and they seem to be more or
less favorable in the woman's cause.
Maurice Donnay of the French Aca-
denny does not approves of universal
suffrage, but ''since we call it univer.
SAL" he said, sit must be general if we
are to be logical" The dictionary tells
me that universal means general there
fore why must half of the population
be excluded?
Victor du Bled, the author of Ellis
toire de la Societe Franchise" is not
only supporter of the women's cause
but is great believer in their abilities.
He is convinced that it is only a ques-
ton of time until women will succeed
in eliminating men from politics.
In the next volume of his history NJ. de
Bled has promised to deal at length
with the movement.
1t is the opinion of even the more
sanguine partisans of the women poll
ticians that at first they ought to be
contented with municipal suffrage, at
least until they have acquired enough
practice to deal with the more compli-
Gated parliamentary questions.
Eugene d'Eichthal opposes a mixed
parliamentary representation. He
suggests the formation of an assembly
of women to take charge of all ques-
tions relative to woman's interests
Philadelphia Press
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Returns to IIosniInl.

Judge B. w. Green aud niece, Miss
Alice Montgomery, accompanied Mrs.
Green to Philadelphia last evening.
Mrs. Green, while improving in health,
vii! resume her former treatment at
the Methodist Hospital. Her many
friends hope she may return home
fully restored. Miss Montgomery will
remain with her aunt
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Moved to "Old Tiog Z"

Mrs. Nancy Lucore and Mrs. Bert G.
Bailey, of the Portage, have moved to
Wellsboro, Tioga county, where they
have purchased a farm, few miles
from that town. Mrs. Lucore, widow
of the late Lemuel Lucore, having sold
to the Pennsylvania r. R. Company
eleven acres of the farm fiat for a con-
sideration of $4,000 and being we'll
along in years, she decided to accom-
pany her daughter to Wellsboro, wise
conclusion. Their many friends de-
plore the departure of this excellent
and respected family, who have resid-
ed on the Portage all their lives.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Same Receiver.

On Saturday last this town was visit
cd by many lawyers and railroad men,
Interested in the affairs of the Buffalo
& Susquehanna railroad, some of them
coming by special train from Buffalo.
Il seems that the Is. & $. Railway
Company, which went into the hands
of receiver, last May, was the lessee
of the b. & S. Railroad Company
which owned the property. The same
receiver, Harry |, Miller, was appoin l.
ed Saturday, for the last named cor
poration. Peter Journal
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Gone to Michigan.

Ben q. Hackett aud Michael May
Jr,, of this county, both being employ.
oil at sinnamahoning left on Tuesday
for Ishpeming, Mich, where they will
be employed at the Pluto Powder
Works, located at National Mine T.. o,
What "big talk" there wilt be when
they meet O'Connor2 OF course the
PRESS follows them.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Young Men and Women.

Are you interested In making the
most and best of your life? II 80, let
the Clarion State Normal School open
correspondence with you with view
to helping you to get good educa-
tional equipment. 1t has helped hun
dreds to enlarge their spheres of use
fulness; it can and will help you.
Write for illustrated eatalog to j,
George Becht, Principal, Clarion, Pa,
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
A Fine Orchard. .

w. L. Thomas, County Commission
er's clerk, is the possessor of fine or
chard at his home on Whittemore Hill.
The orchard contains abont sixty ap-
pie trees and are all laden with
fruit and will probably average five
bushels to the tree. If all turns out
right there will be a big apple crop
Mr.. Thomas brought one little branch
to the PRESS Office Monday morning,
taken from one of his trees, which is
only eighteen inches long and has
thirty-two apples on it. W. L. has
a good dog and two shot guns.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Straw Ride.

A merry bunch of Emporiumites
went to the home of Miss Edda Horn
ing, at Howard Siding, last Friday
evening on straw ride. Those pres.
ent were Misses Eva Burns, Mary
Burns, Lena Swartz, Clara Zwald,
Clara Weisenfiah, Mary Normandy,
Murriel Beattie. Anna Kreitner and
Edna Johnson, and Messrs. Robert
Leutze, Elmer Piper, Mahlon Remarge,
Fred Metzger, Joseph Emmett, How
ard Pepperman, Harry Shearer and
Bert Jones. All present had u most
enjoyable time.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11

The Lock Haven State Normal
School is easily accessible from every
yart of Pennsylvania either by means
of the Pennsylvania Railroad or the
New York Central, 1t is located in "a
thriving town of ten thousand people
on the west branch ofthe Susquehanna
and in locality that is famous
throughout the state on account of it's
scenic beauty. The buildings are
modern, comfortable and convenient
Ii has a faculty of College and Univer-
sity trained men and women. Its pro-
fessional work is peculiarly we'll adapt
ed for the training of teachers for the
public schools. If you are interested
in good school, address the Principa !
for an illustrated catalog.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Vocalist In Town.

Harry Barnes of Detroit, was guest
of his sister, Mrs. George q, Taggart.
MIR, Barnes assisted in the choir of
Emmanuel Episcopal church last Sun
day morning aud favored tho congre-
CATION with fine solo during the OIL
fertory. MIR. Barnes possesses rare
vocal ability and sings with much
ease, Al that had the pleasure of
hearing him sing during his visit here
were delighted.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Mayor Gaynor Better.

Mayor Gaynor, of New York City,
was shot on Tuesday, by dis
charged city employee, named Jas. J.
Gallagher. The Mayor had boarded a
steamer to make a trip to Europe,
when the crazed man fired, the ball
entering back of the Mayors right ear
A second shot missed him, striking
City Commissioner "Big Bill' Edwards
in the arm. This Thursday morning
the Mayor stands fairly good chance
of recovery, the only danger being
blood poisoning.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Attention, Bucktails

The twenty-third Annual Reunion
of the Regimental Association OF the
Old ''Bucktails," First Rifles, T. H. v.
O.. will be held at Gettysburg, Pa, on
Tuesday, September 29th, 1910, at
which time the State Memorial will be
dedicated. Headquarters will be
opened at the Battle Field Hotel, on
Baltimore street, on Monday, Sept.
26th, 1910, where accommodations
may be secured at a rate of $40 per
day, including meals. Both the active
and honorary members of the Associa-
ton, who expect to attend the Reun-
ion, should arrange for quarters in ad-
vance, as the crowd promises to
be very large. To do SO, address,
"Mrs. Elsie Braunreuter, Battle Field
Hotel, Baltimore Street, Gettysburg,
Pa ;" as soon as possible. All members
of the Association VIII report at head
quarters Immediately upon arrival,
where they will be furnished with the
official badge and duly registered.
The annual dues of the Association
are now due and payable. The same
may be sent to the Treasurer, Hugh
M Irwin, Curwensville, Pa. Ac-
acknowledgement will be made in the
next publication. The Bucktail insig-
MIA will be worn by all members of the
Association during the ceremonies.
g. oil on
themselves with one before leaving
their homes. Members of the Associa-
ton who have changed their address,
or have positive information of the
death of a member, notify the secre-
tary at once, in order that the records
may be properly corrected. "For the
Dedication of the State Memorial, SOL
diers of Pennsylvania Regiments or
other organizations which participated
in the Battle of Gettysburg can have
free transportation to and from Gettys-
burg land the public rate of II cents
per mile each way) from the railroad
station in Pennsylvania nearest to the
homes of each, tickets to be good, go
ing, from Sept Oath to Sept. 9th, and
good, returning, to each original start
ing point not later than Sept. 30th."
''To arrange for railroad tickets for
soldiers entitled to free transportation,
and to provide seats for them at the
dedication, each such soldier is re-
quested to send to the Commission at
once his full name and Post Office ad-
dress, together with the name of the
Regiment and Company in which he
served, addressed to the GETTYS.
BURG BATTLEFIELD MEMORIAL
COMMISSION, Post Office Box 633
Philadelphia, Pa" And now, Buck
tails, we should be present, if we can,
at this coming Reunion. Next year
many of us will only be accounted
for" Let us utilize the present oppor-
tunity then, to get together in greater
numbers than ever, aud enjoy Buck
tail Reunion on this historic ground,
made sacred by the loss of so many of
our comrades.
BY order of the Governing Committee,
WILLIAM III. RAUCH, Chairman.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1910.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-08-11
Preearlous Condition.

la our last isaue We noted that our
townsman, Mr., VIM. Haekenberg had
gone 10 Buffalo fur treatment His
disease proved 10 be gladstone. lie
was operated upon Saturday and We
regret Is In very pFeearlous condi-
tion, We learn his children were cali
ed to Buffalo on Tuesday, While there
In life there Is hope In his ease, This
Thursday morning, he Ii reported a
little easier