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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Edward az a Matchmaker.

London, March II. -Euglish public
opinion Is overwhelmingly supporting
Princess Patricia of Gonna uzht, The
kings niece, in her reported opposition
ID the kings plan to have her marry
King Manuel OF Portugal.
Ever since the king went to Bisrr t.
an announcement OF the betrolhal OF the
pair haa been expected, and iesred, for
it is believed that one OF the purposes OF
The kings trip was to meet 10 private
the Marquis de Several, the Porting ,ae
minister to England, aud the Dowager
Queen Amelie, both OF whom are st
Biarri.z, and arrange the details OF the
match.
Aud jun! as certain as the negotiations
are successful, King Edward will sutsr
a further loss of popularity The king
has never fully been forgiven ior marry
Ing Princess Eugenie, Pasricla's oousin,
ID King Alfonso OF Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
President Taft Ia Chicago.

Ohicsgo, March 17.-At 5 O'Clock
this morning the booming OF q guns,
fred on the lake front, suncu1ced to
Chicago that President Taft had arrived
and that the grettas. St POt'Ick's Day
celebration in the ci:y's hittory WAS on.
Wnen The president alighted at 9.
nj. from big private car be wss greeted
by committee representing the Irish
Fellowship Club, whose gust he is, and
by the et tire Seventh Regiment, Illinois
Ns.ioual Guards the Irish Regiment
The president snd bis party were motor.
ed to the Ii Sale Hotel, where they
breskfsated
The chefexctu'ive received the Ohlcs
20 Endowment OF TIC Red Gross Society
at 10 O'Clock and 90 hour lst,r received
the ne pspaperm,n of Ohicag at the CHI
cago Newspaper O:u'.
The president addressed the journalistic
on the merits oil the press. He could mol
tarry long with the scrlbes, and at doom
made a q1ick visit 10 the traffic club,
following It With luncheon at the lrlsi
Fellowship Clne.
Then the Irishmsn relipquished pos
session OF the president for time and q
3 O'Clock he will attend conservation
mass meeting called to iudorss the presl'
dents conservation policies.
Receptions t, various clubs 9ill occupy
the presidents time from 4 P. N. utt
G, q. Witch hour the "5Ig event" CT 'ht
day will begin. This is the annual St
Palrlch's Day banquet OF the Irish Fel,
lovship Olub at which the president vii
he the guest Of honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
The Texas Murder Mystery.

Houston, Texas, March H.-The
local police were called upon today to
solve one of tie mos! puzzlibg muir
der mysteries in the history of Houston,
folIowipg the dIsco5ery late yesterday
OF five dead bodies piled in heap in
the home Of Gus Sch ulz', 10 Hous Ga
Hsights, 81 urb. The bodies we're OF
two men, q women and Two babies.
All had apparently been killed with az
srn. The walls OF the room were spst
rsred with blood end the skull OF enc
victim was crushed.
The body of Mra. Schultze was nude
and 1t was a. first thought the murder
might have been committed by her hus'
band bat the fact thst Schultze was
evidently the victim Of blow on the
head leads the police to believe all we're
killed By ca outsider, who, after the
deed wss committed, locked up all doors
10 the house and escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Senator Daniels Condition.

Dsytoua, Fla, March 1.-THE daily
Balletin. issued by physicians attending
United States Senator John ". Daniel,
of Virginis, dying at bis hotel, says ne
has been in state of coma since laat
night There is absolutely no chance OF
his recovery, it is said.
The members OF Senator's Daniel are
at tie bedside and physicians are In
constant attendance. Shortly after noon
the physicians Issued ssecond tuiletin "a
follows:
tThe condition OF Senator Daniel Is
not 80 favorable. He lies in profound
coma, and his strength is gradually ebo
lag away. Death may come 1t any
moment, although be may linger for
some hours. There is absolutely no hope
for bis recovery"
It is stated tha! the Senator has not
bsen able to RECOGNIZES any of bis fsmlly
siuce yest rdsy and il ls not believed te
can regain consciousness.
Mra. John w. Daniel, wife of the
senator; bis sonn.laW, Fred Harp aud
Mrs. Harper, and and the following near
relatives are at bis bedside tonight: Mr..
E NJ. Daniel, Mr.. aud Mrs. Addison
Hicks, Mrs. Sarah W. Halsey, John W.
HplseY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Today's Telegraphic News
The Legislature.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette'l
Richnoud, Vs., March 1.-THE leg
isla.ure adjourned sIoe die at IL q. %.
but the session will continue constru:-
lively until midnight.
II Senator Daniel expires before mid
night the governor caunot sppoint bis
successor and special session OF the
Legislature would be necessary. Ii
Senator Daniel dies after midnight the
governor vii fill the vacancy which
Eould have occasioned darling legisla'
tive recess. Mess,s. Swanson, Flood,
Byrd aud now Elyson are mentioned Tor
the vacancy. Gov. Mann it Ia believed
strongly leans toward Mr.. Flood, whose
infu, uce was Mr.. Manns political asset
In the guberna;orial canvass. Mr.. Ely
son is suggested IS compromise candl-
date
Latest news from Florida is that
Senator Daniel can live III. few hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
News Of the Day.

Mrs. Arthur P. CORNISH, widow Of
the late Senator, ia i'll in Washington.
The Louisville snd Nashville Bail
road was fasd $40, 900 for rebatiDg by
the federal coGrl at Louisville, KY,
The Massachusetts Statewide pro.
hibition amendment vas voted down BY
the Legislature of that state yesterday.
Fenton Aud, sg=d rs years, who
served With Col. Mosby during the civil
wsr, died at bis home near Boyd, Md,
on Tuesday.
Following a chase through the streets
and desperate fight on trolley car to-
day three detectives lodged In prison in
New York, Alexander Devoe, the NUT
de,er of "Leity" Boyle, who escaped from
Sing SlDg prison, where he waa serving
life tsrn, on March 9.
After listening three days to argu-
menss OF counsel, the U 8. Supreme
Cours, late yesterday afternoon, took
uader sdvisement the appeal of the
Standard Oil Company from the decree
of the Federal OGurt at st. Louis,
ordering tae dissolution OF that cor
pora,ion because Of its violation Of the
Sherman antitrust Law.
Capt. GeorgeM. Lee, of The Seventh
q. 8. cavalry, was badly Injured Oh
Tu ,sday a. Fort Riley. Kaus, during
a polo tournament. HiE pony fell With
him and CaSt. Lee was rendered in-
sensible. While an examination showed
no broken bones, Oapt. Lee hsd net
recovered consciousness up 10 a late
hour yesterday. Oapt. Lee is son OF
the late Brig. Gen. Fi!zhugh Lee.
Charging her husband, Mr.. Luther D.
Lynn, with desertion and unfaithfuluess
Mrs Nellie L. Lynn applied yesterday IN
the Circuit Court at Towson, Md, for an
absolute divorce. 1t is said they were
married in Baltimore in 1895 and have
one minor child. Mrs. Lynn asks that
she be awarded the custody of the child:
It Ia stated that Mr.. Lynn is resident OF
Virginia.
B.csuse his 15.yesf.old sttplsugbter,
Amy Lilly, refused to elope with him,
Richard Snsed, at B!oefald, W. Vs.,
yesterday shot AID fatally wounded the
girl, aud thea, when csp.ured by oficsrs,
turned The revolver on bimself, and is
in a dangerous condition, Sneed's at.
,entIors to Miss Lilly became 30 offer
sive that the girl left home recet tls
and went to Giatto, whittier Soeed TO-
lowed her and ged her to eloPs With
him.
S.aIn By blows on the head and piled
In confusion In coruor of q little shack
in Houston Heights, Texas, the bodies
Of Gus Sci uIz, nis wife, their 3-yesr-
old laughter, aud 6 month old son, and
Waller E, Hymaun, boarder, were
found yesterday By deputy sheriff, who
had been summoned By neighbors. The
murders evidently occurred lat week.
The similarity Of the wounds led the
police to believe that all we're killed by
soma person, who, hiding the weapon,
escaped nlt,r locking the house.
Ohule Young, brother of Police Ohiei
Young, of Rsleigh, N. c., Yesterday q.
Rockingham, N. O., seiz,d shot guu
aud fred at bis wife and attending
physician, who were couVeraiug six lee!
syay from him. The shot killed hla
wife. Young has been III fo' two weeks
and sss irrational st the time OF The
shooting. A coroner's jary last night
rendered yer ict to the effect that
Young was mentally irresponsible at the
time. He is 30 i'll that be is unconscious
of his crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Greek Peasants KILLED.

Cons!an.lnoplo, March IA serious
clash between Greek peasants and troops
in which many peasants we're Filled and
wounded, has occurred at harditan,
Greece, according to censored messages
arriving day from Athens. The clash
was coiucident with the land riots
now sweeping Thessaly, in which the
Christian pesssn's are demanding that
the government force The | ig landt lerH,
mostly Turks and Mohemmadens, to
divide their land among the peasants. Re-.
Inducements are turfying to the aid OF
The troops, as tie pessantry throughout
all Tbesasly are aroustd over the shoot
iDg OF their comrades By the soldiers
OWL war is looked npon So near pos.
sibiIity,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

A CAREFUL canvass OF tae Senate ~
the progressive republicans encourages
them ia The belief thst With democratic
ass!s.sree taey will DO able 80 to amend
the presidents railroad regulation bill
ahst it may DO transformed from one to
ext .pd the privileges Of the railroads, By
setting aside the antitrust law and nE-
doing most OF what wac accomplished
Sy President Eocgevclt In 1906, into
bill that will increase the protection Of
the pu 5lic from railroad atu'es and ex.
sciious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

The old saying, Sew die and none
rasisp." has suffered severe shock.
CompIsiaiag that he Wss not allowed
/, arrest sDyose saad.that in five years
the sum OF his dulles was The shoe Ting
of mad dog, Fred A. Elliott has gull
his job as marshal of the little Vl'lsge
o! Willoughby, nesr Cleveland, Ohio
Hs declared be was ,aderiDg from neE-
yous prostrs ton. Following On the
b.,'s Of ii, mssaars resignation Wy
BoiIec Inspecler O. a. Murphy resigned
Hs asserted that he could not bear &c
draw $500 g year when he did mol
have enough work to do TO kesp4 him
tu,y one day 10 the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
From Washington.
iCagsssp 9ndelos 0. the Alexandria Gazette,
Washington, March II.

A telegram received here today from
Daytona, Fla, says, tina. U. ). Senator
Iohn w. Daniel is in most critical con-
dition. and is not expected to outlive the
day. He is in q comatose state due to
cerebral hemorrhsge.
The plans Of the State Department and
of number OF American ship builders
were uos.t to-day by dispatches from
ConstAu,inuple reporting that the Otto.
man government bad, contrary to It's de.
cls-ed intention, awsried colt acts OF
S25. 900 00C for naval increase to Eng.
l;sh firms " tiCu open competition.
Some weeks ago whsn the State Depart
msnt learned OF Inc proposed increase the
request vas made that opportunity be
given American irmo to submit bids. The
Ottoman govssnueut gave assurance that
this wcu'd be dore. Several American
firms Immediately cart representatives 10
Oons,aatiuople. Before their arrival and
wilbou. any further announcement the
contracts were ausrded ID English firms.
A bitter dispute eliminating Ia threats
OF gu ,ishueu. for contempt OF curt for
refusal to answer QUESTIONS marked the
hearings here today in the Cunningham
coal csses. Special Agent II orsce Till.
ard Jones was on the stand, aud bis alb.
soinse refusal to be "t,lcked Into false
statements" led Attorney E. O. Hughes,
of 5 .at;e, unsel for the Ounninghams,
t, densnd some punishment. Commis-
sioner MtG.e finally succeeded In calm.
ipg the ttNrDey and directed Jones to
answer directly, which be reluctantly
die. During the whole OF the clashes,
tae gi;uess had 20 support from the
government stsosneya, James n. Shers-
dan snd Special Attorney Pngh. This
evidently nettled him considerably. The
testimony sddaced By Joues-between
wraneles-was practically repetition OF
that which hiss heretofore come Gu. at
the congressional BalliDger.Pinchot In
yestigation.
III have made no such proposal and
have received 60 instructions from my
government to do go. The story 10
sssclately ~ithtu: foundation This
,t,,emert vas made today by Baron
Uchids, Japanese Ambassador to Wash
ingtoD. when ssked regarding the autn-
enilci,y OF the repor! published With con.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
New York Stock Market.

New York, March I7-Price charges
at the opening of the market were mix
ed aud the tone fora time in the early
trading was irregular, but frInness devel-
oped and some substantial gains were re-
corded before the first fifteen minutes
The railroad issues generally were fairly
we'll held.
After the first few minutes the market
showed pronounced strength with ssant sup
ply of leading issues. In m,ny cases net gains
OF over one point we're noted at the end OF
the hour.
In the last half Of the forenoon the volume
of trade decreased materially and there were
recessions in prices in the active shares and
the market was entirely professional.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
THURSDAY EVENING. MAR. II. 1910

THE elimination from public office OF
nlho tic,e aerver acd the oily panderer
to prejadice," the insiucere candidate
who cries race and religion and the
politician Who prsaches one doctrine
before election aud another after sscur.
ing Office, was predicted Monday by
Archbishop O'Connsll in 80 address st
the annual conysntion OF the Archdic'
cesar Federation Of Ostaulic Societies
10 the cathedral conference room 10
Boston. This purifying of politics, de-
clsred the archbishop, would DO az
compliohsd By the Catholic federation,
which now numbers $50. 900 Catholic
adults 10 the archdiocese. Ia sald
that the federation would make the
general Fu ,lic "sealize that we prefer
a GOOD, jast, honest, square deali1g
ru Sic official who is not OF cur race
60 aoy one, 10 matter bow Irish his
name or how Catholic his linesge, who BY
mia scts OF Reak compromising with purely
oo,iticsl cbicanevy proves himself uE-
worthy Of confidence" he also warned
sbe federation members against ieltir g
tslse claims of wsalth or assumed afiatc'
crrey affac. their determination to value
every msn by his own WORTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
opeuiue of the American Art Exhibit

Berlin, March 17-Crown Prince Fried
rich Wilhelm formally opened the Amer
lean Art exhibit in the Royal Academy
of. Art today, the exhibit embracing
400 pictures by American artists. The
crown prince expressed himself as de-
lighted to pay his respects to the Amer
lean contributors, Atter opening the ex-
hibit the crown prince inspected all the
paintings and expressed unbounded ad-
miration for many of the works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

Fally nine Gu: of every ten cases OF
rheumatism is simply rheumat sm OF the
&c u .cles due to cold or damp, or chronic
rheumatism, neither Of which requires
any internal treatment. All that Is
needed t, afford relief ia the free appli-
cation of Cham bsr!ain's Liuiment. Give
it trial. You are certain to be pleased
with the quick relief which it affords.
Sold By W. F. Creighton and Richard
Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Believe Strike Will be Averted.

Chicago. March 17.-De5pite pessmistic
statements of President Carter of the Brother.
hood of Locomotive Firemen and Epginemen,
it is generally believed here that.the threat.
ened strike of the iremen on 4e Western rail.
IoadsTill be averted through mediation by
Interstate Commerce. commissioned Knapp and
Labor Commissioner Charles ?. NELL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
ENGLAND Facing Financial Crisis.

London, March 17.-Oficial rccosni-
ton of The fact Inst England faces q
momentous financial crisis because
Psrilsmsnt failed 10 disposs OF the tub
get. was taken BY the Bluk of England
today, The minimum rat, of diacouLt,
reduced By The baok February 10 With
the statement that the financial OF took
was improving, was advanced a foil
point to four pc, cent today. Tha otti-
cis!s of the bsak refu'ed to explain tbls
tu. unoGicially 1t was stated 1t is due to
the existiug seri5us tangle 10 British
finances
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
DEBs ATTACKS THE JUDICIARY.

Eugene V. Debs, leader OF the social
ist movement in this ctuatr7 and cau-
didale for president ON that paftY's
ticket, made The judiciary OF the Uo.t:d
States tle target for his invscti9e In 81
address in Washington lset night
"There are 13l federal judges In ills
country, and they are judges of the cap
italist,," Debs said. Goat of inst man,
be. there are but one or two who de
serve to hear cases of the people. Oan-
ed by the trusts, they work for The
trusts and gives their decisions accord
ingly.
"Nesrly all departments of this CAPT.
tsllat government ere under iuvtstge-
tion; these that aren't are uuder .us-
picion."
ave send representative hypocr'ts
TO the peace conference at tho Hsgue
and then spend millions Of dollars for
an army and navy to murder people,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

Ia The shapest debate yet provoked Ia
tbs Senate on The administration rail.
road bill, or on this sui jec! in previous
sessions, bitter criticism OF the acton OF
supporters OF the bill 10 trying to Iu' The
nea.ute thru ugh without amendments
ellcted from Senator Aldrich ysstsrday
an admission t1st the bill could .e
amended. This tt2temert vas INSIDE
duripg the secoud day OF Ssnstor Gum
Minis speech attacking the bill, but mt
until after friends OF the measure he'd
been accused Of trying to hide behind
the president and the fact that 1t hal
been dtsfted at his direction. For mora
than two hours the president figured In
the discussion, ard for time bis titlep
If not his nfma, was banded about With
a freedom that amounted almost 10 racF-
lsssness. 10 this portion Of The debate
Senators A!dr!ch, B.iley, CummiDs,
Boot, E!kius aud Bacon figured con-
eplcuously.
Republican iusu'gsnts, with the aid OF
democratic votes, defeated Speaker Gam
non talce IN the II uss yesterday. Dee~
pite a strong appeal to the House to
suetsia the chair 10 his ruliug, the
speaker wss oyerrnled "a ca opp al to
the House from G. dccieion OF the presid.
log ficer by vote OF lGS 10 Ill. This
defeat OF Mr.. Cannon cane in connection
with tbs CfuDpackcz resolution To co.
large the scops oiiGqoiry oft5s thiree!h
census schedules. Cromrackar claimed
the resolution wa3 privileged u1dfr the
constitution. He moved dele7 until to-
day, 5us vas voted down-l53 to III.
A subsequent 'uling OF the SPEAKER Wse
defeated By vota nf 163 ID Ill,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
SUICIDE AT YOUNG WOMAN'S
DOOH,

Refused admltta ace to The home Of
Miss Anna May BreIcw, sged seven
teen, OF Te;t Coliiogswood, N. j.,
OhsrIes Euddsrs, aged twenty-five, Falls
OF schuylt!ll, Pa, last Sunday night
drew a revolver end shot himself dead.
His body fell upon the foor Of the back
porch. The girl, her mother, aad elder
sister, Irene, and Thomas Mclsuyhlin
were too frightened to do anything and
the body remained on the porch until
daylight, when i, was taken to the CAM
den Morgus. During tls las: month
suiders called several times and esca
time was told he could NIT gee Anna May
On suudsy night 10 respcnas was made
when Sud leTs made several circn t, OF
the house, ringing lie bells and tying
the knobs Of all tea doors So fer ss
known bespoke no words as be walked
around. Finally the shot vas heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
LIEUT.. JANNlY A SUICIDE.

LIZ L. SA-'AN - = q
The findings Of the coroner and the
military board at Manila sgree that
Lieu'. Clarence NJ. Janney, of The Twelfth
iutau,ry, commit:e suicide. The tef-
nony showed that Liett Janney and
his wife qaarreled at the dinner given
at Lieut.. Oil. Robert F. Ames's house.
Their differences were ps,tly adjusted
aud Jsnney departed. Mira. JsnDey and
Dol. Ames testified that whsn he reformed
be placed bis revolver ID his head and
fred,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

SEvEyTY-rIyE DreR Tbeologicsl
s,niasry r,eo, studeIt,, faculty mem
hers sud alumni, dIned together MOE
day afternoon St the ST. Denis, in NtT
York, on the occasion OF the annual
ueetipp of ths Draw Theological Semi
nary Alumni Club. Rev. Dr.. George r
Ecknap, pastor Of st. Pauls Methodist
Church, spoke his mind plainly on the
subjecs o, THE Up-.o' Date Minister.
ssThis demand thet minister should fe
a man OF aff,irs, leader 10 every posi-.
bic scr. CT practical effoIt OF q pubic
csst and ready t, discuss at all times
svery civic, social, national and inter
national question of :be day, does Dot
appeal 10 me-" he said. "Too often sut d
8 man has no Tins left TO discuss q
heavenly Question"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

There was objection to the form In
which Mr.. Cannon put the queaiion bnt
the previous question var demanded.
A roll call was demanded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

Are you frequently hosrse? Do you
have Tint annoying tickling IN you'
tbrost? Does Jour cough anuoy ytu at
night, and do y,u raise u :us in the
morning? Do stu want rellei2 If 80,
take mberIsin's Cough Remedy and
you will be pleased. Sold by ". F.
Creighton & 90, and Richard Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, March II.

Bills TO protect the ALASKAN fur sea'a
and prevent their exterRinstion we're H.
troduced BY Senators Oallom aud Dlxor.
Each senator declared his bill had besn
prepared by the secretary of commerce
and labor.
A wrapgle arose when Senator Bacon
invoked the rules Of the Senate against
Senstor Dixon yielding to Senator Mel.
son for statement. Mr.. Bacon aeeu'ed
Mr.. Dixon of farming out time.
HOUSE.
s., Patrick vas eulogizsd by Chaplain
Oo1den In his opening prayer. He
thanked the Dlety "that the good men
do lives to enuoble those who come after
them, and thst today the name OF Ire
lands patron Faint ia hallowed 10 the
hearts of men," ST. Patrick, Mr.. Couden
said had carried the gospel to beuigh!ed
people, and vas deserving Of the Venera.
ton and love of mankind.
Pursuant to bis tirest TO compel the
attendance of absent OF members OF the
II use every day, Mr.. Dwight republican
whip, made the point of "no qulun"
az soon as the House convened. SIN.
portant matters are to be considered"
he said, ''and quorum ought to be
here"
The sergeant at arms was instruclei
to haul sbssnt members ID the House IS
be did yesterday.
Considerable comment was heard on
the republican SIDE among members who
declared that the speakers machine Is
making it hard for members because they
have dared to assert their independence
OTIS like old times when We had TO have
very vote to pass N sasure," said Nc
L. u ienslsger, (rep, N. j..
A bill to su!horizs the president to
make reciprocal trade treaties with for.
eigu nations was introduced BY Mr., Cox.
dem, o. The bill seeks to re.estsb-
!lsh the practice in vogue before the
maximum and minimum scheme OF the
Aidrich bill. Mr.. Cox would give the
president both devices to secure trade
agreements with foreign nation.
Mr.. O urpackeF, called up his census
reso,u ion which the House ruled ont OF
order Yesterday and declared thst yes.
terdsy's vote was to protect cslendsr
Wednesday and asked tor his bill to be
considered.
! The speaker Refused - rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-17

curreDca In its desire to s6jo sine dir,
rose, on motion OF Senator Wsttins,
until 10 o'clock today.