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t, except to oppose Cannon and the

it, except tc oppose Cannon and the house machine.
 The president is aiding Cannon. There is no other construction that can be placed upon this move of the administration.
 T want to say that this effort to de- feat us by starting fighs against us at home Is open to very vigorous crit icism. l have no objection to Speaker Cannon or any of his supporters con- ing to Nebraska and making any kind of fight upon me they wish. but I do deny that the Republican congress sional committee has any honorable right to attack me.
 "It IS unjust and unfair
 The fight of the insurgents in the house will continue against Speaker Cannon and the house rules which he personifies. He will not. however. oppose any policy of the president so long as it is Republican doctrine"
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the Iowa senator, but 1t was addressed to him as chairman of the committee on agriculture, thus making it an Of ficial document.
 He said that Messrs. Price and Shaw had prepared an official report upon their actions, which he was transmitting to the secretary of agri- culture.
 This report shows that Messrs. Price and Shaw made public certain information regarding the so-called Cunningham claims for coal lands ill Alaska said Mr. Pinchot
 The effect of the publication was to direct critical attention to the in terior department.
 "I, shows they countenanced the publication by l.. R. Glayis of certain facts concerning these claims after he had been dismissed from office and that in other ways they endeavored to direct public attention to the inn minent danger that the Alaska coal fields still in government ownersslp might pass forever into private hands with little or no compensation to the public"
 This information, Mir. Pinchot adds was of a nature proper to be made public. unless there are secrets that the people Of the United States arr not entitled to know concerning the source, nature and progress Of claigns made for portions of the public land"
 The umor, he said. "iha- The Glavis report to the presiceit was prepared in or by the flores, service Is incorrect. At Glavis request I sent shsw, as 1t was proper I should, to Chicago to assis; him :n arranging his material for submission to ths president"
 After saving that these officials had acted on information they add con. corning the dnaers of the lo g of the Alaska coal lauds. Mr. Piuchot con. tinued
 Action through the usual official channels and. finally. even an appeal to the president, had resulted (be. cause of what I believe to have been a mistaken impression of the factsl ir eliminating from the government service in thu Derson of C,avi. ;ne most vigorous defender of the peo- ples interests
 Furthermore the refusal of fhs secretary of interior to assume re. sponsibil'v f, ;sn cases had l4ft ;he conduct wholly Il the handa of sub. ordinatas. eaca cf whom was appar- entity commute; io favor oi patan.ing these claims
 Price and Shaw, he said, deliberate- ly chose to risk their official positions rahter than permit what they believ- ed 10 be the wrongful loss of public property. Having violated rule of propriety as between the departments MT Pinchot said they deserved a re- pnmand and had received one.
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KYLE WON'T APPEAR.

Little Rock, Jan. 6.-Owing to the refussl of Joseph C. Kile of Cisco, H.. and F F. Ray of Woodward. Okla. who, it ia claimed lost. $10.620 in al lebed foot races in this city in the spring of 1909. to appear as witnesses it was announced today that there will be no trial here of the men i'm nlicated with I C. Mabray. now in jail at Des Mones. charged with the fraudulent use of the mails. in con nection with the fake faces.
 It is understood that the men will be turned over to the federal author ities. All were indicted with Mabray. The cases were to he heard on Jan uary IT.
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hinh Attitudes war.,,

Washington, Jan. 6.-'1f you would keep warm during the cold wave. Jump into an aerial craft and soar to some dizzy height" is the advise landed out by the governments weather experts for thosew ho would suffer less the rigors of the Resent frigid spell
 Inversion of temperature" is the reason. The severity of the cold wave, they declare. is confined to the earth's surface. For example. it is stated that the mount weather meter. eological kites at height of $500 feet. register temperature about 4s degrees higher than at the earths sur face
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Transportation lmpeded.

Louisville. Ky, Jan. 6.--Thc snow fall continued in Louisville through cut today and at dark the total pre- cipitation amounted to one foot, ue- monalizing street car service.
 Nearly every town in entKucky re- ported snowfalls of from six inches to foot, partial suspension of busi. ness and much suffering among the poor and live stock.
 Railroad schedules are badly disar- ranged
 The weather bureau predicts tenn. perature tonight of about zero. This is expected to further tighten the gorges which jam the Ohio for miles above and below here.
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UTAH TOWN IS INUNDATED FROM THE MELTING SNOW
 TORRENTS.
Traffic Is Seriously lmpeded Through. out the Country by the Severe Weather-Next Blizzard
 Comes Today.

Washington, Jan. GA special fore cast issued tonight by the United States weather bureau says:
 The next important disturbance will reach the Pacific coast Friday, cross the Rocky Mountains and Plains Sat urday and Sunday, the Central Val ley and Lyake region Sunday and Monday and reach the Atlantic coast about Tuesday. This disturbance viii be preceded by temperature above the average for the season.
 The next well marked cold wave will appear over the extreme north. west about the beginning of next week and will advance thence east ward and soutneastwand to the At Antic coast about Thursday.
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RESOLUTION FOR SECRET BAL LOT IN NOMINATING sENA-
 TOR HAS SUPPORT.
First Clash in Mississippi Legislature Over Naming Senator lndi- cates Fight Will Be
 Spirited.

Jackson, Miss. Jan. 6.--There was no election of United States senator tonight, but may be tomorrow, the caucus having adjourned until 10 a. m.
 The caucus was called to order at 7:3O by Speaker Street. there being no objection to him from either side. Senator Leftwich opened the contest with a resolution declaring in favor of a secret ballot.
 The vardaman forces moved to ta- ble fl and spoke earnestly in favor of an open vote for senator.
 The debate over the proposition waxed very warm at times, the spealS- CTS being frequently interrupted A roll call was finally secured and re- suited in the adoption of the Leftwich resolution by 10l to 69, which meant the defeat of the vardaman forces.
 resolution offered by MT. Boddie of Washington adjourned the meeting of the caucus till 10 o'clock today. at which time each candidate is to be given thirty minutes to address the caucus and pledge his faith to the nominee.
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Arkansas Snow Covered.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 6.--Reports from all over Arkansas tonight show that the snow storm was general throughout the state and in some places was so extensive that it caus- ed damage.
 At Prescott it WIS necessary to close the public schoors.
 In several places rural mail route deliveries were abandoned. The snowfall as deep as seven inches in places, smashed records for years.
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GIANTS ALL TOGETHER.

New York. Jan. 6.--The New York Nationals, who will pitch their spring training camp in Marlin Camp, will for the first time in years make the journey north as one instead of two teams. They will reappear at the Polo Ground Saturday. April g, in a game with Yale. While in Texas ehe club will play exhibition games with the St Louis and Detroit Americans if dates can be arranged
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Car Service Crippled.

Zanesville, Ohio, Jan. 6.-The worst storm in nine years swept all south eastern Ohio today and tonight. Here treet car service was stopped and most of the factories shut down pe- cause the employees could not reach them The snow was still falling late tonight.
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o'clock tonight, eighteen trans-conti- mental trains of the Northern Pacific and Burlington railroads were on side tracks in Billings and Livingston. It is forty eight hours since an eastern bound train has reached this city. The railroad officials say the blockade will be lifted tomorrow
 The worst storm in years is raging near Grey Cliffs and Big Timber
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EARLY MORNING RUN.
Servants House at pr. PolIards Cause
 Small Blaze.

About 1:30 this morning the ire department had an early call, which proved to be small blaze in the ser. wants honse in the rear of Dr. Pol. lard's residence at 432 Prospect ave iiiie There was some trouble in op. ening thief rozen plugs. but the fire was quicgly extinguished by the ac. ton Of the department and only sne interior of the house was injured. and possibility of the residence burning was prevented.
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slush Ice in Ohio.

Pittsburg, Jan. 6.-With the arrival or cold weather early toray danger from breaking ice gorges was lessen ed. Ice formations at Freeport the official river station and guage at this harbor were intact tonight.
 All river points report normal con ditions tonight, the Ohio at points south of here being open. but run ming bank full of sIush ice.
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Coal shortane.

Chicago, Jan. 6--The long contin. ued cold has so reduced the reserve supply of coal in Chicago that deal CTS were pcwerless today to supply the demand for fuel from many man. ufacturlng institutions that are fac ing shut rown unless relief comes within the next forty eight hours.
 Thousands of cars Of coal are re ported to be delayed on sidings be- cause of a lack of locomotives.
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NELSON AND WoLGAsT.

Are Matched to Fight in New Arena
 Being Built.
 San Francisco, Jan. 6.-Battling Nel. son, lightweight champion. and Ad 'Wolgalst were matched today by Sill Hester of the Mission Athletic Club of this city to fight forty-five rounds on February 22 at the new arena to be built in San Mateo county.
 Wolgast accepted by telegraph and the articles were mailed to him to- day. Nelson's share will be s12,0O0. The referee will be named fifteen days before the fight.
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REPORTS DENIED.

Brussels, Jan. 6.-The recent alarm Ing reports concerning the health of Mario Chsrlotte, wife of the late Elm peror Maximillian of Mexico, were au. fhoritatively denied today. The ex- empress has been mentally incompe- tent for many years. She inquiries frequently for her brother the late King Leopold, of whose death she has rot been informed.
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Ice Threatens Ships.

Cincinnati, Jan. 6.-Both the Little Miami and Medoc Bar Ice Gorges, that have threatened destruction to rue shipping in Cincinnati harbor for some days broke this morning and tonight they are moving easily down the river and the danger here is believed to be over.
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Wilson lniured.

Washington, Jan. 6.-Huntington Wilson, assistant secretary of state. fell upon the ice pavement as he stepped from his automobile last night and cut his face so badly that he was taken to his home under physicians care.
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RETURNS TO CAPITAL.

Madrid Jan. 6.-King Alfonso re- turned today from Andalusia. where he went ostensibly to hunt, though it was reported at the time of his de- paf-ture from here that he was about to undergo an operation for the relief Of a trouble of the ear and nose.
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s7 Below at crippIe Greek.

Cripple Creek, Col. Jan e.-The eoidest place in the mountain states tonight is Gillette, Col. where the thermometer registers 42 degrees be low zero. At Divide it is 37 below. at Victor 24 an at Cripple Creek 15 below.
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30 Below at Huron.

Chicago, Jan 6.-Cold weather pre- vailed throughout the west and cen tral west today, the thermometer reg istering the lowest at Huron. s. D., where 50 degrees below zero was re- corded
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zELAYA GETS TIME.

Washington Jan. 6-Not seeing necessity of demanding the imme4l arrest and punishment of formerl .dent Zelaya. the house forei flirs committee today laid assh;, four or five measures introdus vidihg for such action and
 steps relating to Nica.~s.lsar, a..-..
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 DO NOT FEAR NOT FRIGHTENED INTO SILENCE BY TAFT, CANNON AND RE
 PUBLICAN BIG STICK. singing Out of the Men in the House Who Oppose Uncle Joe Is Crit
 icised by Many Members
 of the House.
UNCLE JOE WISDOM.


 Q Washington, Jan. 6.-Speak-
 Q CT Cannon talked with the . president few minutes today.
 s Afterward he said to inter- 6 viewers:
 Q My test of regularity in pol Q itics, church. finance or family 2 is cooperation, harmony I am
 . a great believer in caucus-the q wicked caucus. Get together Q and fight out the differences Q there, and if you are licked, . come back and fight again. . We can't all have our way . in this world We don't have g our way no mstter how big or
 . high we may be.
 2 The manly man gives and
 . and takes, fights or yields, as Q he thinks best for his cause. 2 haven't much patience in these
 Q men who are wiser than all the . other fellows put together and 2 whose views are unchangeable. . T always feel that man of
 . of that sort has no business in
 c an organization.
 . If he can't fight it out in  Q party ranks and yield if he . is beaten. then he had better
 . out and join the enemy, or, . better still. form an organlza-
 Q ton of his own. . But all this is chestnutty, . boys; the worst sort of chest D nuts. But I want it understood Q I didn't mention this subject . to the president or he to me. . T am not trying to run his . business"
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JEWELS ARE REDEEMED.

Paris, Jan. 6.-The jewels which Abed Fl Aziz. the former sultan of Morocco pawned here for siOO.oo0 have been redeemed by the Moroccan government.
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Senator Perkins Better

Washington, Jan. 6.-Senator Per kins of California, who slipped and Tell on the icy pavement in front of his residence today. was reported to- night to be resting we'll.
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3 Above In New Mexico.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Jan. 6--It is } degrees above zero here today. Snow and washouts in the mountains have cemoralized train service.
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FINN TAKES WATERBURY.

Waterbury Conn, Jan e.-M. ]. Finn of Little Rock. Ark, today bought a controlling interest in the Waterbury baseball club Of the Con necticut League.
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Train Wrecked.

Billings. Mont, Jan. 6.--Completely blockaded by the derailment of 2 snow blow and a wrecking train at Grey Cliffs. seventy miles west at 9
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LIQUOR FIGHT ON.

Mrskogee. Okla. Jan. 6.--Judgc Campbell in the United States district count today heard arguments in the suits to enjon enforcement of the state liquor law.
 Danieger Brother of aKnsas City, Mo. Thixton, Millet & Co, Louis vile. Ky, and O. r. Haley of Gainey. ville Texas, brought the action y ing that the Oklahoma officials h-sef joining from confiscating liquor Ws7' into the state by these firms, -
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INTERCEPTED cH

Dallas. Texas. Jan an a-t son. aged 24. cl&i x3ers postoffice, was arrested @ssF Japa United States autllorlt ouaehitxs ern- with interceping mail ks Through contributions sent to Fathei Id ModA nand, in charge of the Catholic Car among the negroes of Texas In ola fault of s1.50O bail, he was sent to jail
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WILL ACCEPT [.

pfesldeht le4 Fort Worth, Texas. ' AliiaicxssS announced here taday DOT union[ f~ conference between of the 19H head of the ss. Louis gainst S cisco railroad and VA. .d president of the
 aa.a,,,.s - w sE IN THE MAR Y pss my ivMR THE BAR ~ so''y ''"ss OH and osnulnx accepted, S|
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plscoul
lrper for pianos51 S

lrper Tor Dlanos--6( sacs z,r,oh cw,wing machines at }5 fo Na.;a,,o, pausen second hand organs . ,,,.oa,,s. cap, 1894 Central avenue. ' l1.18.1m
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THE WEATHER.

Washington, Jan. 6.--Forecast for Arkansas Fair Friday and Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
LONG SENTENCE.

Judge Robley d. Jones, In the Orr
cult Ocurt at Snow Hill, Md, yesterday
sent ,need Samuel Laws, coIored, to the
Maryland penitentisry for 20 years.
Laws entered plea of guilty OF the fol-
io'ing of 4uses: Attempted felonious So
sault on Mss Mary Hayward, assault on
George Hayward, with intstt to kill;
assault on Miss Mary Hayward, with
intent to kill, and assault on Miss Flor.
ence Hayward, vita iDtant to kill. The
sentences possible under the law would
aggregate 79 years.
The case occurred some weeks 500 and
caused much indignation and excitement.
The Misses Hayward were at their home
near Snow Hill. Their father, George
Hayward, who Ia an invalid and old,
was the only other person st home.
Laws came to tho house, forced an co.
trance, bombsrded the Young ladies aud
their father violently with bfickbets and
other missiles, evidently trying to force
them cut Of The htuIe and thus effect q
separation. Miss Florsnce Hayward
foslly escaped and ran TO the home OF
Harry PerdUe, The nearest neighbor,
nearly mile away, and Mr.. Purdue
hurried TO the scene, arriving ju,t in
time to prevent greater crime. DARN q
the struggle Laws ann u1ced his 10 ten
ton When Mr. Perdue sppio he'd
Laws fl I'd and was captured lister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
NARROW ESCAPE.

DR.. Hsrvin u. Roop, president o.
Eastern college, had narrow escape from
drowning Sunday afternoon, near Ma.
usssas. While driving with bis fsmily,
he was caught In violent rain. He at.
tlmpted to ford q stream, which i,
usually about ankle deep. Not until be
had advanced too far TO retreat did be
discover that The stream vas swollen past
foTding.
The occupants Of the carriage we're
swept ont, and the carriage overturned.
Mrs. Roop, who ia a good swimmer, was
assisting her husband, who was beyond
bis depth, when her hair became tangled
In iostiug barbed- wire fence. Her
mother, who Is more than 20, was help.
less. IL seems a miracle that all the
members OF the patty we're not drowned
As 1t wac, one horse vas drowned, thu
carriage wrecked, and the doctor and bis
wife we're pretty badly cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY "a. 1910

Forty NINE years ago the Oonfed'
crate soldiers which had for several
months been quartered 10 Alexandra
experienced a rude awakening by the
movement OF an overwhelming force OF
federal troops upon the city. The gun
boat Pawnee had previously been STA
Toned In the river with her portfolios
open. There was buried gathering
at the Intersection of Prince and Wash
ippton streets, the spot now occupied by
the statue of the Lone Confederate with
his face toward bis beloved southland,
Adtux we're hssty, and parents and
friends babe goodbye to the Alexandrians
who had cast their fortunes with the
Houthern Oonfederacy. Fturyears elapsed
before q reunion of the survivors took
plsce. Msny never returned. They had
offered their lives on their country's
altar. The reunion which awaits them
will be beneath the shade Of the trees.
The ranks OF those who returned 10 1860
are thinning, and the few now with us
are in the sere and yellow leaf, but
they are az entiused at the annual ban
nuets aud memorial days as when they
wore the gray and followed their peer
less leaders. While the shadows will be
lsngthening this evening they will be
listening to inspiring orstOry and later
will be engaged in decorating the mound
in old Christ Church grave yard where
the mortal remains OF their former fel-
Iow-soldiers have ere this mingled with
mother earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
THE SEYLER TRIAL.

Strong points we're gained at Nays
Landing, N. j., yesterday in the trial of
Willism SeylAr for the murder Of jane
Adams by Prosecnt,r o. L. Goideuburg,
when Alice Adams, sister Of the dead
girl, became the star witness.
DR.. Emery Marvel, Of Atlantic City,
who examined the body of Miss Adams,
test6ed that The wound on her eye n ust
have been caused, perhaps with fist, BIZ
fore the body entered the water. The In
jury, the physician stated, could not have
been received In falling from the pier to
the feb landing.
ln bis opening, Prosecutor G )ldenberx
made the startling statement that "Mlss
Adams met her death defending her
honor"
Or. Lewis r. SoIder, county physi-
clan, who performed the autopsy WIS
called by the sts t. and described the con-
ditiou OF the gi,ls body and clothing when
fou0d.
10 briei, the evideD ce OF DR.. Souder
was to the effect that Jane Adams died
from a wouud inf cied before she struck
the water. Ia this he was corrobors-
ted by DR.. Marvel, who made an ex-
animation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
WILL BUN FOR CONGRESS.

A dhPitch from Los Angeles, GAL,
says Miss DaysIe Mae Sutton, sister Of
Lieu. James N. Sattou, who met q
tragic death stAunapolis two yesrs ago,
yesterday, confirmed the statement that
her mother, Mrs. J. N. Sutton, would
run for Congress as a means OF i1 au ,nc-
ing legislation t)wSrd reopening the 10.
vestigstion into the cause of her sons
death.
Ia few weeks, Miss Salton said.
her mother wouldbe 10 Los Angeles, on
her way ID Portland, Ore, where she
intends TO open her campsign. S. Greed
Gross, according to Miss Su too, will
take the stump on behalf OF Mrs. Sat-
ton and make addresstsI not only 10
Oregon, hut In every state on The Pacific
coast.
"My mother is more than ever con.
vinced," sad Miss Sutton, Chat Jim
met his death At The hands of bis
enemies, aud she will not rest until his
name is cleared"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-24
Virginia News.

a marriage license was issued Ia
Washington yesterday to William P.
Mercer, and Lizzie NJ. shull, both If
Bsrryville.
Jacob Lsmley, well-kuowu tailor,
was stricken suddenly 10 church at
Stephens city Frederick county, last light
and died soon afterward.
The large plant OF the Emporia Mar u.
featuring Company, ct Epporla, 40
miles south OF Petersburg, was damaged
to the extsrt Of 800, 900 by fire Sunday
morning, and several hundred Employ es
srs thrown fu. of work. The saHmIll
department Of the plant was destroyed.
The surgeons OF the Southern Rail way
system met at Richmond this morning,
whtre they were welcomed to the city by
Mayor O. ID. Richardson. Three days
will be occupied 10 the surgeons session
and many papers dealing With subjects
OF Interest to railway surgery will be
discussed.
Alvin BloxtoD, a well-knowu citizen
OF Stafford cou1ty, had been sick at his
home for two weeks of typhoid fever aud
on 5 lnday, while delirious, jumped from
his bed, broke away from his sister, who
was nursing him, and ran to White
Oak run, short distance from his home
threw himself into the water and was
drowned before assistance could reach
him.