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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-04
NOTICE 10 CKEDlIORS-


This IL to give notice TINT the suhsc rihri
has obtained from the Orphans J'ur' n
Hartford county, Md, ltttrrs Parliamentary
on the estate Of
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Prrsc,criur mrGi ';iIs II much
more respectable and unspeakaby
moro useful than talented Inconsistency
.- Hamilton,
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.


This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Hartford County Md, letters documentary
on the estate Of
CHARLES T. sCARPP.
late OF Hartford county. deceased. Allpersons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 3lst Day Of June. 1910.
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
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indebted to said estate are requested to m axe
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 3 ct
day Of December. 1909.
.. WINFIELD scARPF,
Executor.
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On or B.ior. the goth day OF June, 1910,

late Of HnrfDrd county. deceased Al person.
having claims against said deceased are h,rt
by notified to exhibit the SANE, with the Legal
vouchers thereof
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Just SGT Gown and cried. But i
only s'ti u fcH tears hadn't time
must thinf ~ rather must act. Ny
first thought was TO accept the prince.
he hrIrg 81 the highest rank nud con.
'id"r'"c lllS intimacy With the emperor
and NJ rat lui lust could net give
up Eclng o peeress Of England. Gen.
eral Du PODt had come aIl the way
from France to plead his cause, and
there was a possible presidency Of the
French republic In his suit As 10 20
llnskI ! had promised him an answer
on that very day aud had led him to
believe that II would be- favorable
Besides. ! got TO thinking II u certain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
.Jr. 0. A. NJ.


Holding that 1t was without sutho-
,ity to receive the cases, the u. 8.
Supreme Ooult yett r1ay refused to
Interfere With the sentences OF con-
tenn (twerty dollar fnss 10 each casf)
i'm posed by The chancsry court Of Rict-
mond, Va, upon ]. W. FORBES, Thomss
Tatum, Osborne, John 7. COX aud
others, growing out Of fraternal orgsni.
cation fight in the state OF Virginia.
Some phases OF the case are similar
to the contempt case against the ofiicials
Of the American Federation Of Labor
cow before the court for review, but
the court refused to 90 into the merits
Of the cases on the ground that the ap-
peal from the Supreme COURT OF APP
peals OF Virginia had been brcui hit too
late.
For more than ten years bitter strife
has existed in Virginia over the rights
in that state of the National Council
Junior Order United American Meqhan-
les Of the United States OF America. In
1000 dissenting members of the assoc'a'
ton in Virginia obtained from the state
a charter under the style of the state
Council OF Virginia Junior Order United
American Mechanics of tine State OF Viz
GINA. "When the national council org n.
L. cd subsequently, the Estate Council OF
Virginia" decree forbidding its con-
linuation was issued by the Virginia
courts end left undisturbed by the SUI
preme Court OF the United States. Later
charter was obtained for corporation
known as the "Virginia branch OF the
Naticnsl Council Of the Junior Order
United American Mechanics" Upon
complaint, the Judge in the chancery
court of Richmond, held those who had
procured this charter to be In contempt
and fined them $40. The supreme court
of appeals of Virginia held It was with.
out juri sdiction to review contempt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
Virginia News.

Two Richmond neWsboya will gel
$50. 900 each under The will OF the late
John II. Gore, Of Norfolk.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Msrlos, widow Of Ed
ward MARROW, died 10 Washington Sun.
day morning. She was Miss Fox, oil
Lsesburg.
The plar; OF the Virginia Brewing
Company at Roanoke caught fire ss!ui-
day night In the storage department.
The damsge was $40, 900.
ReyIThomas B. Dunn, who hiss been
rector OF st PsuPs Otu CD, Safi)Ik, for
~ years, yesterday decided to accept 8
cali from St. Psups Church, Lynchburg.
Because he had not been needed In
bis request for larger church building
Rev. b. Fl. Melton, pastor OF Marshall
street Christian Church, Richmond, has
resigned his pastorst'.
The family OF Senator John W. Daniel
has been advised OF his safe arrival In
81. Augustine, File. H, will spend .
few days there and then 90 to some
southern Florida resort for q month.
Rev. Oman EllySon, IS years old, for
more than half century a well-Enown
member OF the Baptist Convention Of
Virgins, died yesterday at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Harvey, 10
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Martha Ksmper, formerly Of
Oulpeper county, but for the past three
years Of Fredericksburg, died Sunday al
the home OF her dEuyhler, Mn. Randall
A. Rector, of paralysis, after sn Illness
of three dsys, aged 20 year,.
When tle Gaze Of John Fosgate, the
bypnotIst, aud his associate. William
Lc=.a, who we're arrested Sunday on
warrants charging them vita securing
Sc 900 from Mra. Mamie Lindsay, q
wealthy Bristol widow, by fraudulent
methods, was called in Bristol yettsrday
t1e warrant were qusshed and the
prisoners released, for the reason that
Mrs. Lindsay declined to appear sgalnst
the men. 1t Wss stated that Fosgt t , had
signed an order agreeing t, return the
SC, 900 in cash to Mrs. Lindsay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

said, their troubles began, and be struck
her more than 100 times during The two
years they lived together. Mrs. K1rb's
suit was dismissed becsu,e she had not
been resident OF st. Louis for a year
when It was flsd.
George Harrison, SO years old, and
young cOlored man named Books,
electricians In the employ OF Edward
Brady & Son, Baltimore, were electro
Gu ed yesterday afternoon while work.
ing 10 the basement of the Mount Roy.
al battery hcuIe of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rsilroad, 10 the rear OF Mount
Royal station, Just bow 1t happsned
may never be known. Both men we're
dead when men upstairs, alarmed BY
the fash OF blue flame that shot up the
steps, reached the basement.
Chsnges In bankruptcy proceedings
are provided for 10 8 bill fsyorsbly acted
upon by the House Of Representatives
committee on judiciary yesterday. IL
would permit spy person TO become q
voluntary Bankrupt. Municipal, rail-
road, insurance or banking corporstiors
would be excepted, 1t also designsies
the kinds OF property which are required
to be llitsd in bspkruftJy proceedings
and definitely hxes the fees and charges
In thu connection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. q, 1910.
No,r men who have obtained proml.

NosT men who have obtained promi.
n.nte 10 this world have been many
sided, aud George Washington was no
exception; bat be, like Roman cslen'
dar, presents four brOadsides to the
world which have been studied for over
a hundred years and which will be 90.
t,cls of scrutiny throughout future sges.
Washington as q solder, a civilian,
Christian aud Mason are the sides which
the illuslrit ~ Virginian presents to the
historian, and today his identification
with the craft is being celebrated and
studied. "Though great be vas" and
At time, too when the eyes OF the civ
iliz,d world we're upon him, ho never
Loaf his first lovs--that for the Masonic
associations of bis young manhoOd-sud
his Identification WITH Alexandria Wash
jugton Lodge and his miogllng with
Alexandrians 10 old Christ Church
were the pleasant features OF the evening
Of his life. That every man cannot
stand prosperity in tub admitted by
m)ss oSservant people. Fame and
popularity are powerful lit 'x'clnt', aud
few there be who can escape the effects
of mundane elevation. Washington
VA, among the few inmunes, and bis
closes. associations we're With Christian
ity and frfemssOnry, the greatest Jewelers.
OF mankind. There will b. speakers at
Arm,ry II Ill tonight from all sections Of
the U aiied States, and "Wa'h!ngton as
Mason" will be the theme of moat oil
them. Mu,h has been said and written
In by.gone days concerning the great
American, and after the lapse of more
than a century siOce the Good Shepherd
closed bis eyes in death, 1t is dificu.t to
fid q pscs upon which the ssarchlight
mas not been turned. The speeches,
however, will refresh the souls OF many
who have not recently been tt1dyipg the
abba OF the constellation of the Illus
trlcu, personsges Of which old Virgins
Is 60 lastly proud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

read - convalescence.
All is not easy sailing in The II u,e
for the adminlstralion's railrosd bills.
This bscsme apparent today when the
House committee on inherit tie and FORE
igu commerce decided to begin work on
committee tu)stIue for the admins
tt atoms bill, which may have been In
tr oduced by Representative Townsend.
The commiIt,s will begin work on The
new bill next Friday and 1t will be coz
sidersbly different from the revised bill
offered by Mr. Townsend two days sgo.
1t will be more like the original bill,
which was later amended by Attorney
G snersl Wickersham and will contain
many OF the features Of t1e so'cslled
Mann bills which we're introduced by
Represents tive Mann, chairman OF the
committee, thtt has the bill in charge.
No more hearings will be had on the
proposed legisls ton and the committee
il now waiting for the prItt OF the hear
jnes With 40 index. 1t was expressly
stir ulf ID today that the administration
bill will be only the basis Of The bill that
the committee hopes TO report to The
HCuie and that every member OF the
committee will have the right 10 offer an
amendment a! any time.
Representative Perkins, oil New York,
10 sinking and DR.. II. B. Deslle this
morning said that he had hut slight
hope fox the copgressman's life. The
family has requested that no reports
upon Mr.. Perkins condition be given
oct at the hospital.
For at least another day the Tat.
E kins bill 70 amend the intent {, com.
merce law will remain 10 the hands OF
the Senate committee on intetstit, con-
merce. An sffoit to agree upon re-.
port that failed yesterday was renewed
today but long session was attended
With another failure aud the commi. tee
will try again tomorrow.
President Taft withdrew from the
Senate today the nominations he made
for Judges of the court of customs ap-
peais. These were Alfred {. Coke, OF New
York; w. H. Hunt, Montana; James f..
Smith, Cal fornia; o. M. Banner, Yer
mont and Marion Devries, California.
Judge Coke declared some days ago that
he would not accept the appointment.
At the White House it was stated that
the President felt, in view of the fact
that since his naming the judges Con
press had reduced their salary from $40,
GOO TO 81, 600, that it would be unfair to
AJAX them TO serve at the lower figure
when they had accepted the posts with
the unders anding that they were to re
ceive $40, ooc.
Charles G. Sloan, president OF &. u. Sloan
& company, auctioneers, and for Iaapy yeas
was found dead in bed this morning at his
home, 1875 Lamont street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
TCday's Telegraphic News
TIE Situation in PhiIacelphls.

Philadelphia, Feb. %. "A drenehiug
rain which fell sll night today kept
large crowds from gathering on the
streets, aud only one early morning riot
marked the beginning OF the fouIta day
OF Philadelphia strett car strike.
Frsnk Kalb, 3846 Marshall street,
will die and Walter s.sd, 34S9 west
Morelsud street, Was seriously wounded
as the result Of the riot st Germantown
aud Lshigh avenue, Remington, this
morning. Both victims are boys.
Il will be up to President Samuel
G 1mpers aud Vice. President john Nit.
eheIl, OF the American Federation OF
Labor, to decide whether ere shall be
q general ttrike of all the tbousands OF
union workers In the city OF Philatel-
phIs. Following the arrest last night
OF o. o. PR t, leader Of the strikers,
John ]. Murphy, president Of the Gen.
t.al LIB Union, and Pttr Drlscoll,
president of the local Osrmen's Union,
left this morning for Washington, to
confer with Gompers and NJ tchell as 10
the sdVisability OF ordering out every
union man 10 Philadelphia.
There have been q number OF minor
strike riots during the day, but few we're
hurt.
A company of state fencitlss, called
cut to do police dutJ, fixed bsyon'ti and
charged a large crowd Of rittns at the
Baldwin Locomotive works, FIVE blocks
from the city hall, this afternoon. The
mob, which had been slorming street cars
broke aud fed before the advance OF tae
soldiers.
A score OF shots were fred 10 riot at
the corner OF Market and Ninth streets
In front OF the federal post flee late this
afternoon. Two women are reported to
have been ipjund.
After Pfstps bond was fixed in ctuh
A conference among his attorneys wss
+ cid to decide who would be allowed to
20 on his bond, n1mber OF persons
askiug the privilege. The bond wss
finally signed by James T. Nulty and
Pra released.
Scores OF persons were beaten up by
the policemen 10 thslr effoits to clear
The streets OF tn, more thaa $4,000 per.
sops who gathered on Market STR: t,
from the city ball to south Filth ctr ,et,
burlirg stones at every street car that
passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
0reeian Affairs

Vienna, Feb. % Emperor Frarz
josef ordered the Austrian minister al
Athens today to urge King George not
to abdicate, believing that the dowr-
fall OF the present Greek regime would
precIpItite a reign of anarchy.
The concentration OF Bulgarian troops
along the Turkish frontier Is attributed
here to the belief on B ilgarlan's par! that
the overthrow Of Ring George Is ineVi'
table and that when 1t comts, Turkey
and Ct :eece will become involved. Bull
gsrIa plans to take advantage OF this
Involvement, 10 the opinion OF Austrian
diplomats, by selling Macedonia. Bul-
Raria has between 1000 and O.OOO
troops COZ esnirsted 10 the vicinity Of
KoslendI. only three hours march from
ths Turkish border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

AS WILL be seen, t1e Cu'come oil
the meeting OF the Grand Masters oil
tie Masonic fraternity In A'exardria
today wss the formation Of national
organization for the purpose OF further
Ing The movement for the erect on II
a marble temple as memorial u George
Washington, tie first master OF Alexsn'
drla-W sshipgton Lodge. The meetings
will be held In this city yearly. The
hearty approval of the plan by the req
Yssentstive Mssous Of the country will
give the movement decided slimnluh
AlexsudrIans have always believed such
memorial should be 10 this city and
the action OF the grand masters Of the
country today afirms their conviction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
Political Situation In Ensla1'.

London, Feb. 27-Premitr Asquith
is today playing a game OF 'olitaire in
politics, land unless the radical lieuten'
ants in the liberal party can screw up
his courage tremendously, the downfall
OF the Asquith administration IS qnes,,
ton OF hours. The premier is accused OF
tricking both his own party and the
Irish na'ionalists and the laborites, aud
the ultimatum of John Redmond, the
nationalist leader, that the later would
not support the liberals un til Asquith
agreed to immediate home rule and the
abolition of the Lords veto, meets with
approval even by the liberal press.
The forty members of the labor party
Joined the Irish nationalists today in
opposition to the liberal program as out
lined by Premier Asquitb. Speaking for
his party, George Bornes declared on
the floor of the House of Commons that
the laborites would demand that the
Limitation of the lords vote be taken up
before the budget.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
Killed BY Pal.

New York, Feb. 22.-John Leonard,
sged 81, who vas released from the Fed
eral prison In Atlanta three months ago
after serving one year for blowing open
a safe and robblng sstu b Carolina post
Office and who, the pUlice alleges. was
high class safe blower, was shot aud
killed by pal, Charles! Barnes, aged 81,
esrly tjdsy In Brooklyn. Barness, 81
legged by the police to be one OF the lesd'
ers OF the yegg crscksmen who make
their headquarters 10 this city, tiled t.
escape, but was run down and captured
while hiding behind the st tue oil George
Washington on the Williamsburg bridge
plfza.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
sEYLER MAKEs STATEMENT.

Chief Of Police Woodruff, OF Atlsntic
City, announced late lat night that
William Ssyler, accused of the murder
OF Jane Adams on the night of FebTuirS
4, has broken down and told all he
knows of the tragedy. According to the
Police, Ssyler It II denies thtt be killed
the girl In cold blood, tut has given his
captors foundation for new charge OF
mausll yhler instead Of murder TO be
made against him.
The police believe that Seyler has
told the truth about bis knowledge OF
the girls death and be has consented to
appear as witness at the irqutt on Wed
nesdsy night which Chief Woodruff de-
clsres will clear up the myttsy OF the
tragedy.
Il IL reported that seyler's story was
to The effett that be hsd a quarrel with
Jsue Adams on the pier, which resulted
either 10 the girl throwing herself 10 the
ocean or fslllOg overheard accident
allV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

STARTLING developments OF the last
few days In the Bslliager scandal have
caused dismsY and alarm u the best
friends Of President Taft 10 both houses
OF O1ugress. Far Is expressed that be-
the Interrogation is ended the whole ad'
mlnitt .stion will be involved. 50 nglS
an aspect has the matter assumed since
the disclosures before the Senate CON-
mltlee on territories of the Morgan Gag
gsnheim interests In the Alaskan coal
lands, aud the enormous profits that
combination would derive from the
favorable aotiOn Secretary Bsllipger was
trying to take upon the coal claims,
that no evidence offered 10 BsllingeFs
b half can change or modify the effect
produced By q mere statement OF the
s.sggsrIog circumstances. The attorney
general has besd hssmirched and dis
cred ID by his pslpsble eiiOtt to dis
credit Louis r. CLAWS and his misrep-
Tssenia'iOn Of this whole Balllnger cese
In hls stat ,ment to the president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

ANOTHER Virginia newspaper has
come to grief. As stated 10 yesterday s
G,z.te the company which publishes
the virginiau at Wsrrenton WAS on Sa'-
urday evening declared TO be insolvent'
Warrenton is too small place to SUP
port two newspapers, even though they
are newsy weekIies, and one had to 60
The publishing of newspaper Is 70
chIld's play and The cost is by fsr more
than The msjority OF people conceive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
All Well with the MauretanIa.

London, Feb. 22.-Tbe Ounard
Steamship Company announced tbs
afternoon that 1t bad received wireless
message from tie Mauretanis, sent when
304 miles west Of Queenstown, that
everything was well with the vessel and
that the weather was improving.
The st 'tement BY the Cunsrd people
dIssipit ed the unessiness felt as result
of Iumof from Berlin thst an accidsnl
had befallep tire Maun tsnis. She LETT
Queenstown Sunday afternoon 10 the
teeth OF q hurricane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

PREMIER AsQUITH announces that
financial legislation will be pat ahead Of
the proposals - curb the British House
of Lords. The Irish refuse 10 accept
this programme, AID trouble Is immi'
nett. The liberals In the Hcu'e OF
Commons, deprived Of their Irish allies,
are wiIbou, a working minority, aud q
new election is likely soon, King Ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
AhduI namId Reported Dead.

Vienna, Feb. 22-There are persistent rumors,
here today that Abdul Hamid. the deposed
sultan of Turkey, died in his villa at Selonl'
ks, where he had been a prisoner since ms
deposition. The report is denied in dispatch
es from both Ssloniks and Constsntinople;
bnt is, nevertheless, credited 81 several
Vienna papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22
Disabled Steamer.

Boston, Feb. 22.-Wireless messages
from the United States Revenue Cutter
Gresham t. the navy yard here tlda5
state that no trace has been found OF the
Spanish steamer Csnuse, which was re-
ported yesterday to be drifting help
lessly of Ospe Ann With her ertire crew
stricken With fever and her coal supply
sxbfu,ied. The Gresham 10 continuing
the search,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

On Llncoln's birthday, Februny IL,
the Congress Of the Unt'd States held
no session In honor Of that anniversary.
Tod,y Is the birthday of Washington
but Congress KEPT right on with It's work.
o, play, regardless Of ths occasion. By
many, Washing ID Isregarded as back
anna hnr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

The farce Of reading Washington
farewell address was again enacted 10
the Senate today as has been the custom
for some years past. But his wise cd
visa to refrain from foreigU entangle
meuts goes unheeded by majori'y o.
the senators who believe that such 3D.
vjce Ia obsolete or unworthy OF tieif cen
Aidefai lon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

ward, 10 his sp,ech yesterday, refused 10
CON nit himself to the policy of the
liberals as to the II ouse Of Lords. This
|, tie frat time British ruler has fall
ed to identify himself with TIE plans Of
his ministers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22


The disOrderly proceedings which fol-
lowed the strike of street car opeHt,Ves
Ia Philadelphia last Saturday, tu'miDst-
ell in bloodshed. While the church bells
we're ringing celtiin sections OF the city
which was designed by Its founder to be
a ctr OF bTotherly love we're 10 fer
ment. Bicks being hurled, pistols dis
charged, cars wrecked and other railroad
property defsced. Two innocent little
girls, on their way homo from Sunday
school, met their death In the rIoting.
The scenes yesterday we're but reptt.-
tions of those Of the preceding day. Such
proceedings, which have become so COM
mon during late years, are disgrace to
civilization, and II there are such beings
as tutelsry guardians Of cities, the shade
of William Penn will lake lis departure
from Philadelphia as well as from stat
named after him and bis wife, and which
he founded u1on CHRISTIAN principles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-22

SENATOR ALDRICH told the Senate
Yesterday tba. If permit ed be could
saw, the government s8OO,OOO,OOO an
nually by a more business like admins
trstion of sfairs, clsiming that millions
are wait d every year. he should be
Given q chance to make good.