Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-14
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n T Sexton. a stock broker Of
South Orange. surrendered to the DIS
trict attorney today and iurnlsheu
S.. 900 bail for his appearance to answer
an Indictment charging grand larceny.
English politicians are giving grea
heed to any soursc Of information t''a1
will reveal Americas attitude toward
Japan in the light of the recent h''sso-
Japanese treaty concerning Manchurla.
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans re-
tired, was today in New York chosen
president of the Mexican-Americah
Lumber Company, succeeding W; W.
Hollister, who was made wee presiue'l''
Ernest w. Bowman. formerly
cashier of the Citizens National BANK
of Tionesta, Pa, who pleaded guilty III
Federal ICourt in PittSburg III l9os 10
misapplying bank funds and making
false entries, was today sentenced to ilfe
wears in the Western Penitentiary.
The arrival in Baltimore yesterday OF
the Norwegian fruit steamers LlyIn 9So
tone Brighton and America, with o2,ooo
punches Of bananas from jamaica
make the total imports for the week
1877 900 punches, the largest Tor any
one week during the present.
The extradition to Washington for
trial there on an Indictment charging
violation of the federal anti-bucket shop
law Of the members of the firm OF +.
S. Boggs & Company, was ordered by
United States Commissioner Shields III
New York this afternoon.
Edward G. Buckner, vice president
of the Dupont Powder Company, OF
Wilmington, Del, and Mrs. Husyn
Woodson Conway, Of Kentucky, we're
married in Caryel Hall Hotel, at An
napolis, Md, today by Rev. George ).
Bell
do not indict a mere alias; do not
indict corporation when an individual
is responsible; follow the trail down to
the offender. Judge Lands in CHI
cago today made this statement to thc
grand jury impanelled to investigate the
meat packers trust.
AT Martins Ferry, O., George Noble,
an undertaken, may die III Mysteries
because his friends in Il joke, today
tied him in coffin box with two black
snakes. Noble has always been afraid
of snakes. When released he was hn-
able to recognize his friends. Ply
scians say his conditions serious.
Internal warcfarc whicn threatened
to wreck the National Conservation
Association, was avcrrcd today when
Clifford Pinchot and his adhercnts
agreed to Invite President Taft and any
friend Taft might suggest, TO address
the St. Paul Conservation Congress III
September.
Official reports received at Odessa to-
day place the death roll at LOG rs Il re-
suit of the collision last Saturday night
of the ships Lovki at Wampoa, near
Kherson, in the mouth OF the Dncipcr
river, at the entrance to the Black Sea.
The boilers of the Loyki exploded rs
result of the crash and the vessel went
dow with nearly all on board.
The largest grandstand ever erected
will be built near Garden City, J.. l..
fer the international aviation meet III
October. The structure will be fashioned
somewhat after the Coliseum nj Rome.
The committee in charge OF the work
of raising the $3.50, 600 for the meeting.
hopes to lease a large plot OF ground
for a number Of years, and the club
house OF the Aero Club Of America will
be built there.
Common Councilman \. V. Simon.
who was convicted in connection with
the recent councilmaniac graft probe.
was today in Pittsburg sentenced II"
serve four months in Jail and paS Il so,
fine by Judge James b. Alactarlane IN
criminal court Simon will appeal.
Former Councilman W. l.. Swift. 'lr..
will be sentenced Friday.