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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

OF JOY. years of sorrow. wears
of wealth, years of poverty. But alike
they had failed to move him from that
which he was-a De Nalette. 4 De
Valette, you must know, is a De Va
lette. and when one has said that one
has said all. AND now he stood in the
doorway. tall, erect, quiet, command
ing, possessing in all its fullnesS the
innate dignity mOthered Of birth. IA
thered of pride, a spare. unhending fig.
ure dressed plainly III black, with cam
brio stock, collar and wristbands. His
hair was gray. yet his eyebrows were
still in their primal black.
Father o'Mara turned aud bent to
his quiet greeting. Tu Louise turned
the master.
You have the candles for the chap
el?' he asked.
Eyes. Niche, all Of them"
"Ihere are SiXty-thrpc%'
The old rrvan paused hcsitatincly.
She said:
"Miche, think Christian was not
as Old as he looked. lie had to me
the air OF being Eot more than forty
-four"
(which means" stated v. &c Va
lett", that you have bat furty-fuur
caNGles.'
"Mivhe,' cried Louis" ~eX;euu"tingly.
Mile. Mar2uerite looks for others"
THAT will not do. We must have
no burnt ones. Throw out those that
are burnt"
Louise raised her hands protesting
ly.
Put, Miche"-
"Go to the village and buy more.
Take the box. See that it is filed.
You know where the money is kept"
She made Il gesture Of importation.
but the master stood before her mex
orahle. Slowly she opened the drawer
i'll the table. She took therefrUm a
Few coins Of small denomination.
1T is the last" she whispered-"the
very last
He said simply:
Have the box filed He turned
from her, saying to the priest:
"Father OMara.'
The latter turned.
"Iouching the matter of masses for
Old Christian"- he began. but NJ. de
EaIctte interrupted him.
1T is in regard to another ceremony
that | wish to instruct you. one of
the quick. it is, not of the dead
OMara said. smiling:
Il have but christenings and we'd
dings. | apprehend that this is not a
christeninC.'
"A marriage, Father O'Mara."
"Your sister, Mile Marguerite, has
condescended at last?' exclaimed the
priest in apparent surprise.
The other shook his head.
"My sister has not condescended,"
he returned.
"But," cried O'Mara, lit is not your
daughter-not little Madalaina"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

:

0 the ears Of the three men sit
ting in the great, time dulled
room came the space softened
SfraiuS- Of fife and drum. They
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-04-15

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~lATi years had cone and had
gone since the birth Of NJ. de
Nalette. They had been ear
of Joy, Years of SOrrnW. VOTES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
TIE SUFFRAGErTS.

The official board OF the National
American Woman Suffrage Associs ton
held an al.-iay session q! the Arlington
Hotel in Washington yesterday, Rsv.
Anna Shaw preaiding. Both of the
members who resigned yesterday, Mrs
Rachel Foster Avery aud Mrs. Har-
riet Taylor Upton, we're present at the
meeting yesterday, taking part in the de-
liberatioIs oi the board.
A ma ter considered o; vital impor.
lance By tho committee, and on which
they spent much time 10 discussing, was
the practical details of the tufsage cam
psign between now aud next fall In the
four sls!es-S u;h Dakot,, Oklahoma,
Oregon ard Wsshiugtou--in which the
suffrage gu :stion will be ulht to 40
issue at the election, snd Il Ia likely thai
the msin strength of the Organization
will be concentrated on these localities
during the next few MOI ths.
The committees were appointed sew
eral days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
LaIlSDurgh&EBro
42O-426 Seventh Street,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Samuel H, Luut. Auctioneer.

by VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE
- Corporation Court of the City of Alex
andria, Virginia, rendered on the Goth day of
April, 1910, in the chancery cause OF William
Domaine, jr., etc who sues etc +, VS. Lucy
Murray, in her own right ETC., ct ais, the
undersigned will at 10 o'clock m. on
SATURDAY,
the 7th day of May, 1910, in front of the
Royal street entrance to the Market Build
ing,resl estate. TO witt
A house and lot of ground on the west side
of Pitt street between Oronoco and Pendleton
Streets in the City Of Alexsndris, Virginia,
about 152 feet inches,north Of Oronoco street
and running thence north on Pitt street 1S
feet, more or less; thence west parallel with
Qronoro street lou feet; thence south parallel
with Pitt street IS feet; more or less; and
thence east parallel with Oronoco street
100 feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: Cash. or one third OF the
purchase money in cash to be paid on the
day Of sale, aud the remainder to be paid in
two equal instalments in six and twelve
months from thu day of sale with right in
purchaser Ito anticipate payments), with
interest at the rae Of six per cent per anurm
from the day of sale until paid. and 10 be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser and re-
tention of the title until the paymeat If the
purchase price in full be made. Conveyan.
cling at the expense of the purchaser. A cash
deposit of S25 90 will be required Immediately
upon the property being struck off.
ROBINSON MONCURE,
SAMU Ell G. BRENT,
Special Commissioners.
], Newell s. Greenaway, Clerk of the Cor.
poration Court. do certify that Robinson Mon.
cure, one of the Special Commissioners in the
above cause, has executed the bond required
in this suit. with sufficient surety Given
under my hand this Dist day of April 1910.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
APRIL I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
Prices Declining

New York, April 2l.-To the farmer,
who Just now Is beirg blamed for the
high cost of NEST products, the whole
sale grocery Is todsy given credit for the
downward march OF prices of other food
products. Sample reductions reported
we're: Flour, of one and one.half cents;
beans, fifteen cents bushal; potatoes, IS
cents barrel.
Philadelphia, Penn, April 2l.-
Nearly all food.tuffa are getting cheaper
and are likely to remain 30 for some
time, according to wholesale grocers here
today. Canned goods have been re-
duced an average OF two cents can.
Dried fruits are selling from 80 t. IS
cents bushel cheaper, and the price OF
-four has been redu ,ed 80 cents a bsrrel.
While there has been slight drop in
the price of pork, there has been no ap.
precisble reduction in beef, which still
remains high.
Boston, April 21.-Psoylsion dealers
here expect decrease soon in the prices
on meats, With The possible exception
of beef. Salt pork has fallen In price in
the large provision stores, but other pork
products still remain the same. There
hss been little change In the prices on
four, butter, lard, beans and potst1es,
bat the wholesalers expect decline
shortly.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 2l.-Ths pre-
sect material decrease in the cost of food
tufts Will be followed by further slump
according to The pleicti, OF local
market men, grocers and butchers ,day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21

SOME OF tae progressive republicans
in Washington aro still unconVincee
that Senator AIdrich's announcement Of
retiring is made in good faith and with
Gu, mental reservation. They believe
his retirement will depend on the result
OF thia Ial.'s congressional election. L;
the democrats capture the House, Mr..
Aldrich, these progressives figure, will
re!u lie reelection, IS democratic control
OF the II ,uss Tould make it impossible
60 carry ont bis central bank plan or to
serve !urlhsr 10 legislative way the In
terests he represents. But 10 the un'
likely evett that tas republicans retain
THAR majority in the House, then the
progressives believe Mr.. Aldrich will
claim this is vindicstton for him, and
will yield to the demsnds of bis friends
that be take one mora term ia the Sen.
sts. Il will be also observed that Ssns-
tor Eaic's annour cement that he will
no. be candidate fer reelection has 8
stripg to it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
Virginia News.

Another charge has teen made 10 the
return OF Senator Daniel to his home In
Lynchturg, and the start from Daytona
will be Saturday instead Of Monday es
intended.
Raw. F. Leslie Robinson hiss rendered
his resignation ns rector OF Trinity Epis.
copsl Church at Manassas, to be effective
May l. Hs has no de6nIts ctulch in
Vitw at preesut,
Dr.. John Sebastian Derr, of Johns
Hopkins University, and Miss Jeans tie
Rose Humphreys, daughter OF Prof. MIL
ton WyIie Humphreys, of the chair Of
Greek in The Uairersity OF Virginia, we're
married at 6 O'Clock yesterday evening at
the Humphries home, Charlottesville, just
outside of the university grounds, By
Rev. Dr.. W. w. Lear, OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Lucy Tsyloe Pollock, of WASH
iugton, has sold to Mr.. George Lowell,
of that city, Der part of her home,
Obatte't)n, 10 King George county, On
The Ptt,msc, for $1,000. Ohstte,ton
was in days gore by one Of the hand
somes! old homes in King George and
wss for many years ir the Tsyloe family
Capt. John Taylce, who married Miss
Mary La#is, ipheritsd il from her father
and it has been 10 the family ever since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
TELEdAPHIc BREvITIES.

Without dissenting vote tie New
York Assembly today adopted the resc-
Lotion which provides f,r sweeping IL"
vestigation of all charges OF corruption
and bribery involving public officers or
departments.
Mayor Hanssling. of Newark, n. j., and
the financial officials CT the city today direct.
ed CITY Auditor Experts Theodore C. Hewson.
Immediately 10 examine the books of City
Auditor George Forman, who has disap.
peared.
Whether the Elgin butter board in Chica-
go is the absolute dictator Of the prize al
which 5 10000 worth of batter is sold weekly
and whether the organization can be prose
cuted under the Sherman antitrust sct will
be determined in Washington following the
submission of Assistant Attorney General c.
q. Hsrrison's report to the Attorney Genqral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
MIR. Roosevelt Ia Paris.

Paris, April 21.-Hslf.psst seven in
the morning is awfully early In Paris,
but nevertheless there was a big crowd st
the Eastern depot q! that hcur today to
welcome Mr.. Roosevelt on his arrival
from Budapest.
The ex-president wss whisked away
In the automobile to Ambassador Bacon's
house 10 the Rus Fraoeois quarter where
he and Kermit met Mrs. Roosevelt and
Ethel. Mr.. Roosevelt remained at the
Bacon home until time to 90 to an infor-
NAL luncheon It The A american Embassy.
The x-presidert called upon President
FalIeries at The Elssse Palace and upon
Foreign Minister Pichon at the lst.er's
Office. Both Faleries and Pichon re.
turned the visits 81 the Bacon home.
The president has rendered Mr.. Roose.
welt the use of his box at the Coincide
Franchise for tonigbt, the bill being
"Un Caprice" and "Osdipe Boi.'' To.
murroW's big events will be reception
by the American business men In Paris
at the embassy and the dinner by the
president.
On Saturday Mr.. Roosevelt will give
the first of his European lectures before
the faculty and studknts of the Univer-
sity Of Sorbonue On Citizenship in a
Republic"
Monday the presentation of gold
medal from the city will take place at
the city hall. Tuesday Mr. Roosevelt
will visit the military academy at
Saumur.
The colonel was today shown copy
of the New York Sun, In which he was
quoted as saying that the Methodlsts OF
Rome were worse than the Catholics
and that when he returned to the United
States he would take steps to have them
driven from Rome. When he had read
the story, Mr.. Roosevelt said
"The statement Is an unqualified
falsehood, and the Sun must have known
it was falsehood when 1t printed it"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21

HOLDING that the church and poll
tics should be eutirsly separate and
distinct, the meu bersbip of the Second
Baptist CLUTCH, Of Richmond, at Its reg
ular monthly meeting Monday night.
refused Inc requ's of the Ant Saloon
League to conduct field day services In
May and to take up q collection for Its
work. The meeting was largely attend
ed by male members OF the church, and
it took less than taree minutes to vets
down the leques, which vas the sensible
thing to have done. The bringing Of
churches into politics is what is lesseninE
their Influence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
The Alabama Mine Horror!

Birmingham, Ale., April 2l.-When
the hospital car OF the Tennessee Mining
Company reached Mulgs today, Whers
Eft zen white and from Ten to tTentj five
negro miners were entombed by an ex-
plosion lsts last night, plans were CON-
ple!ed to send men into the mine. The
work of rescue Is difficult. The shaft
house was destroyed, the cages spruog,
and the timbering above the 6ist level
blown out,
Attempts te enter the mine to aid those
entombed were futile, owing to tae gas,
aud there was al all-oight wait uotil
the hospit,l car, equipped with gas he!-
nt t, and LIE savings pparatus, got to the
scene.
There Is chance that some of those
en.oubed are alive although old miners
say the possibility is remote, as fire fol-
lowed the blow Gu: and gas Is present in
large quantities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21

Az AELE ar,icle on the validity of tbs
act by which Alexsndris was retroceded
to Virginia, written by former Judge j,
X. NJ. Nortoo, of tais city, will be
fund on the first page Of today's Gs-
ze!te. The article will be read With
interest. The judges summary of the
constitutiouslity of the act forming the
last SIX paragraphs OF the sr.icle, is moon
trovertibIe. Congress-" he says, "Wss
lett entirely free to fix and change the
seat OF government at pleasure, which
fact was admitted 10 the debates on that
n 1ettinn -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
D. a, Z.

10 the D. A. R. Congress In WASH
ington yesterday an echo of the storm Of
Tuesday was heard Whep, as the minutes
Of that Iroublous session we're read, Mrs
NJ. a. Balliuger, OF Washington, made
mCt'oD, sin view of the present har-
mony within The nttional body" that
sll reference to lie vote of censnre d.
rected at the recording sec.elnry-geDeral,
Miss Mary r. Wilcox, BIS expuuged
| from the record. 1t was not necessary
to put this proposition to artt,, because
the cries OF "No T. "No ~ from all
parts of the hall made 1t evident tba. the
supporters OF Mrs. Mathew T, Set, the
president-geuersl, were determined to re-.
tsin all the outward evidences of their
victory.
At yesterdsy's session, after some de-.
bSts, Inc report of the magazine COM
mittee, ss submitted by the chairman,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Musssy, vas adopt.
ed. This recommended that the posi-
tlon Of business manager of The official
organ OF the Daughters OF The American
Revolution, the American Monthly, be
abolished aud be published by COZ trsct
with some large printing company. The
magazine has los: money for the society
ever since 1t was stsrted, the grand total
OF the loss in Is years aggregstfng s64,-
234.97. And this loss has been greater
with each successive yesr because of the
Increasing volume of the record OF the
annual congress, which has been print.
ed, heretofore, 10 three successive month
" Issues following the adjournment OF
the congress-. The loss in 1909-l0 was
over ST, 600. The congress provided for
the publication of its miru!es In sepa-
rstely bouad and indeed book.
Many social functions we're held last
night In honor of the Daughters.
As result OF two daring theits com.
mit!ed by pickpocksls among tbs men,
bers of the D. A. &. st Continental Hall
recently, Msi. Sylvester has detailed
squ'd OF detectives 10 the hall to guard
sgains! another robbery and, if possible,
10 detect end spp'ehend the perpalra.
tors of the crimes reported.
Nine vice president generals were
elected today and ant taer ballet will
have 10 be taken to chose the tenth.
Among those elected we're Mrs. Vir-
giniR z. Shacselford Of Virginia. n
honorary vice president generals we're
chosen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
From Washington.
W ashington, April 81

Con6mstions OF the reported prepsrs-
tons in Cuba to forestsl! negro uprising
hss been received st the Stare Depart
ment in dispatches from the American
Miuists. a, II ,vaus, John B. Jackson.
The government, however, has assured
the minister that 20 serious trouble Is
anticipated. As precautionary measure
Santiago do Cnba has been garrisoneo
with permanent force. Troops have been
also seat ID Santa Glars, the white people
beirg in fear of neg,o uprising.
The reductions announced by t5s
wholesale trade reached The retail grocers
and produce dealers today Waehirgto,
commission men attribute the drop to
the vast qosntities CT fresh vegetables
from the southern farmers arriving on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
D. A. K,

Washington, April 2l.-A mysterious
woman crock. wearing the insignia Of
the D. A. r ,was the foremost copsidera-
ton in the minds of the Daughters when
today's session of the Continental Con-
grees convened, with million dollars
worth OF jswelry on display.
Two RIGGS, one $4,000 diamond and
the other valuable diamond and SAP
phire jewel, have been lost by two of the
Daughters during the sessions OF the
Congress. The police have not bsen able
to secure tae slightest trace of the GENE.
They have reached the conclusion tEst
The tbefts are the work OF woman crook
Who obtains entrance to TIE hall by
means of fake badge. A man could
not veutare smopg tie Daughters II bent
OF nefarious business, while clever
woman could easily pass herself cff as q
member,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 81, 1910

REPRESENTATIVES, OF evening news.
papers in Richmond have incurred the
displeasure Of the police authorities, IS
the following notice With show:
We have decided to give Gu. news
to The afternoon papsrs at certain hour
in the morning and once again in the
afternoon. Nawspape. reporters will De
given bulletin at these hours con-
tanning the Items which We care to give
YOU, There will be no use coming
around for it at other hours, or asEirg
questions.
Afternoon newspaper reporters In
1utu,e ara to be denied free sccsss to
tbs chiefs or the detectives. offices.
Heretofore it has been the custom st
police headqu srsers for reporters to
mingle with and converse freely, ana
as often as they liked, With the various
q taches Of the department. They will
BE- deaied this privilege In future snd
a, en- evidence that the authorities
mean all they say, 1t may be stated that
a representative of On evening paper
WAS ej.cted from the police headquarters
Yesterday. 1t will be useless for re.
porters, upon securing an outside tip,
TO depend Cd The police department Tor
details OF q story or crime, bu! taey Will
be compelled to either accept what the
department chooses to give out, aud a.
stated hours, and rest content with only
shs most mesger facts, or work the story
on the outside on theis own hook.
The restrictions have been placed on
afternoon papers only. The Richmond
police department fails to give Its rea-
SONS for this movement against the
afternoon papsrs. Newspaper men have
mnch With which to contend. Some
people imagine they have no righs any
one is bound to respect, while another
class often look upon them with about
az much patience as they do newspaper
boyz. Such disc: uttesies, however, are
generally shown by those clothed 10 a
little brief authority. SJme one in de-
foipg the offanse, contempt of court"
said 1t depended altogether on the
character OF the tribunal. II might be
regarded "a trivial ma!tsr BY the
Uait ID STATES Supreme Court bat very
grave ofIense if committed before q lurel
Justice In blacksmith shop at country
cross roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
A Demented Engineer

Wilmington, Del, April 2l.-Because
be said the Lord told him to, William
O. Moore, an engineer on the New York
division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
sent his engine aud train OF freight cars
irto aoother freight ,rsiu north OF Eige.
moor station yesterday afternoon. The
csboose snd one of the cars On the latte.
train we're smashed aud caught FIRE. The
particulars were net made known Until
;odsy. Moore Jumped from bis engine
which Hss badly damaged AID fought
with the yardnsn. Re Wss 6oslly
oYerpoEeled aud manacled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
Women CIubbed and Arrested

New York, April 81 Forty women we're
severely !clubbed and then arrested today,
following riot in connection with the strike
in the American Cordage lnufacturing
Company's plant in the Green Point section
of Brooklyn. Yesterday the management an
nounced that the mills had been closed sdown
indifuetly because of the strike. Some former
employees wanted to return to work and the
decision was recensidered. When the deserter
tries 10 get back today they were attacked Eby
q mob in which women and girls predomina-
ted. Frse.for.all lights. with hat pins as the
favorite weapons, followed.s Police reserves
charged the crowd, which fought back. By
free use of clubs the police finally got the sup-
per hand,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
TO EXAMINE LAWYERS,

Governor Mann has named The mem
bers OF the State Board of Examiners,
who will hereafter examine all applicant:
fox license to practice Law In Wiz.
GINA.
Those named By the governors are
Robert NJ. Hughes, Of Norfolk; Judge
R. O. Jackson, Roanoke; Frank T.
Glasgow, Lexington; Thomas r. Keith,
Fairlsx, and William B. McIWsine,
Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
Train Deraiie d.

Ressemer City, N. c., April 21-The Biz.
mingham sleeper ard tourist car Of the
Southern Railway passenger train No. 20,
were overturned early today when the train
left track after striking broken rail Erar
here. Mrs. Jonas, whose residsnce was mr. t
learned, received injury to the left side of her
head and ~as attended by g physician. The
overturned coaches did not coutain many pas-
sengers and the railroad officials announced
that pMrs. Jonas ives the only person hurt.
The train was travelling q. high rate If
speed and the track was badly damaged for
three hundred feet. The trainuen, porters
and passengers were all slightly bruised end
badly Jared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
The Pope Sewers Diplomatic Rela-
lions,

Rome, April 2l.-The pope has sever
ed diplomatic relations with tae little
principally of Monaco on account Of the
prince of Mouaco's proposed conference
with the king and queen OF lt:ly on his
hobby OF oceauogrspby. The prince
comes TO Rome April 27. Though e
Cstholic sovereign he will not be received
By the pope, having announced hia iu-
tention OF frat visiting the king and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21
Griffin Furniture CO.lnc
810-8l2 King Street.
MCALEER SUSPENDED.

A majority of the teams in both m'jir
lesguea played bssshsIl Yesterday. Map
sgsr McAleer, of the Washington, has
got en- himself ia tr0nhle for "sassiDg'
umpire Connolly in Boston during The
afternoon game on Tueedsy, and has
been indefinitely III pended, The cellar
champions surprised themselves yester-
day ty winning a game from Boiton.
There ia hope. Pitcher J5ss, Of the
Cievelsnd tesm, added another rc.tit,
nc-run gsme to his record yesterday by
shrt:iug out the Chicago Americans.
American Leaeu'-Waabingtoo y,
BoaIon q; Philadelphia 6, New Yolk
0; Cleveland l, Chicsg) 0.
Nauopal Leasu'--Phiiadeiphis 6,
Brooklyn 2; New Y,rs 4, Boston 0;
Uhicsgo 5, ST. Louis 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-21

Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the hest female physic
ians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for fifty years with never-fail.
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children. It relieves the child from pain,
cures disrrAoa, gripping in the bowels, and
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