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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

Spnbefipbet Morge.
Stortbinget5 2onobr1gsfomite oil
forelloo en- 0r0ning, bporpe0 set leg=
ges / Apngens @aan0 at beltemme, /
bpilfen lOltrafning Sn6f6riel al
Sen0efjp0 fan foregaa. Sol6fomi=
teens Ilertol tiltre6er Megieringens
6orllag ON en- Sol6 paa benirit aen-
befjpo al in0til Is Ore pr. Sig. iom
aluminium og 20 Gre pr. &g. iom
Mafsimum. 2 Meolemmer al &o=
miteen ton lub0iert gao me0 til en-
6orbejelie til 1872 Ore, boorueo
IolOen paa 0enne 8are til ipare til
Soloen poa 10 Ore for set almin6e=
lige &je0. st Me0lem itemmer mos
enbper 6orbejelie al Ben nuperenoe
Iolo poo 10 Ore. 3 Me6lemmer al
Solbfomiteen forbeboloer Jig at fo-
re lao Gl%9ifetol0en neojat me6 5
Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
miseoufn.

M @aa to Gage bleo 10 Men1e-
ffer Marinette bi6t of to gale Sbal.
pc, Der tilbgrte ben famine Mo6er.
Mlle De biote Solf er / Ma6tion Deo
Naiteur SS%niItitutet. Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08


bar beret @oitmeiter / @la6e's Cor
nerS, &enoiba County, er 6g6, sd
Mar gammel. San bar en- fremra>
gen6e republifanif &olitifer tit
Gountp.. San uogao og reoigere6c
Slabe's Corners Mugtpump, ct af|
Be Gl6lte @la6e / BEN @gn.
5fuffet oper at @isconiin
nniperiitets u@oar6 Of &egents"
nGgteoe Dem at opiatte en-. ,Winoe-
taple, bpiS Sn0ifrift ontbanoler So
lefri6eOen, / l1niperlitetsialen eller
paa ltniperlitetets @run6, bar Sen
iaar nbefsaminere6e &laSie peo
5tats l1niperlitetet / Ma6iion beilut.
tet at fibbe ct StDffe prtoat @runb
ner l1niperiitetet og opiatte Sablell
Ser.
:, SorSoag iioite l1ge bleu for
benp9ren6e @upernpr. Sba6 6.
Sound / Chippewa Sails, en- al 3d.
ems @ionerer, me0ens ban gift langs
: Duncan GreefS b6ie 8re0 / Srbing
! 8arf, rant al &e6ellag og ltprte0e /
: 89ffen. Ganoet tor grun6t. San
: laa ser nelten en- balp Slime og par
> ner 0rufnet. Silfel6tgnis blep ban
$ op0aget og brogt til lit Stem. @fS-
! @uperneren er 70 Mor gammel oQ
. nelten Blind.
= Ole Micbelion> @ier al Sitter:
baa6en Eleanor, mo6iatte Jig
iorrige l1ge Mrrelt al Deputy @om'
@aroen Yetit al Micbigan og u,o
gif 2opens &oan6b9ber pe0 at i9tt,
t bam ilar6 paa en- %. Micbelio i!
!. %forlanger, OF Staten Micbigar fla
e ifoffe 6iifeapparoter ilte6enfor Dem
l. lom blep, beilaglagt, ga fan forlo;
6iifegrunOen. S &en me6 Seti
fit Mie6elion fine &le0er forrepne
= og Set er muligt, at fan ogiaa hi
4 %forlange at eritottes for &le6erne
t.. - Milmal1fee electric &oilpa
'e ono Sight So. fan life eioe ~Srans
Ifers" fra 8plinier til Snterurba'
sporuogne, Tiger CONNER 81. s
&eio al @auiau, Nreii0ent 10
&re0sretten / Milma1fee. &ien6e]
l. len fommer al en- 6ej6e mellem 6.
j. enoomSbepooere paa 8ells @tret
j. og S~porpognsfompagniet. Sor fle1
t. Maone6er ii6en pon6t Sc en- Ga
IL moo Sporpognsfompagniet, bporre
IN Bette bleu tpunget til fun at la<
fe fine Snterurbanpogne gao til og If
9pgrenoien paa @ells @treet. g
Den bar &aslagererne faaet Grams
o.. fers fra 3d. til Snterurbanliniern
g GU oil bette life tie mere.
IL - S set iunfne Sfrog of Sen fo1
rige l1ge / Merbe0en al 8tctori
8. bren6te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
m per rs. g." er fun0et 2iget al e
Mono pe0 Mapn Sacf Nlein al Ga,
I'll ling. ga. Elain par blepen in0'
til iperret / 2alterummet, for6i ia
bar b%eruiet. &aptein Strecffuls be
II paoltaoet, at &lein par blebet lp,
la0t og bap6e taget Blugten. ga,
y. lagen til 8ranoen ontoges at pnr
at Elein bar repet al 6pritiffer #
~ at finoe Geien u0 al 2alterumme
81 9tgets 5tilling tp6e0e paa, at ia
10 bar blepet fpalt al &69en, og bo
laa in0eflemt UNDER Dampfie6lern
:, Ser oil antagelig hlipe giort Stro
~ ~ anipar gieloenoe imo6 &optej
Strecffuis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
Joma.

! = 4SlHterenoe Noltn1eiter Mn-
oretp @briltenl Ell al Mrnolo blep, 1ib-
ite l@ge benpiit til SEN fp6erale
@ranoiurp UNDER $500 &aution, JONI
ltrafs blep itillet> efter at ban baooe
ttlltoaet, at fan bap6e forgrebet Jig
paa Foitiager.
! : G5icogo Greet @eitern 8one11
far ofifeoiget 500 al 5000 Mrbei0e-
re, Ser bar beffiefttget meo Mpanleg
paa Sen peitlige Dipiiion. Sngen
Torflaring CITES; men set antoges,
at Strioen ON 6%ragtiatierne er Mor-
, iagen. S1tet ii9es ON, aoor Mrbej-
bet ffal gienoptoges.
- Gbeo0ore &%ooiepelt bor / ct
Breb til 2ofapette Doung / Des
/ MoineS ofilaaet en- SSn6bpoelie fra
Des Motnes Breis Club ON at tole
neo en- 8anfet for &e6afterer /
Soma. San bill felge en- t%t6ligere
Snobpoelie ON at tale pe6 Soma
'Stote Seacbers Msiociations Me6e i
9es Moines / Mopember.
- &u0olpb S. Gais, en- befien6t
! Acknowledged / Des Moines, bar
orpet $1,500,000 efter en- 8e6itefa-
Der, iom er 800 / @iirtemburg, SDff-
lano. Sen unge Man6 er lige iaa
operraifet ober @fterretningen iom
bans 8efien6te. SON flyer, at ban
benteoe at faa li6t efter lin 8e6ltefa-
Der, men life iaa meget.
sfrip cfter 3rbpennmer paa bette
8(ab. J
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

8 / 9 terne pau
g 0 5 LAM 5. Set par / 1892,
at BEN f9rlte 9urtigrutebaa0 ltoO
norooper 2e0en - u&elteraalen" -
% paa 8roen ltoo &aptein &icbaro
@itb, &urtigrutens 9faber. Sc fle.
lte mente, at en- &urtigrute paa
AtorOlan0 par @almanosp9rf, at set
bare piloe blipe SORTS % glenoig.
beo, men &apt. @itb LOS Jig ifte az
lfraffe; Natten og @~urtigruten bar
Der. Mor09eorge og 5p6=9forge par
fnpttet lammen peo en- iiffer &omu-
initiation, lom ifuloe blipe al 6en al
Ter ltgrlte 9etp0ning boaoe for tort
&eilelip og Sc noroltge 2%anos0eles
llopifling. Au er ser 4 @urtigruter
paa 9forolano, og for bper M Sur.
tlgrutebaao, JONI bpgges, bliper ser
toget ltgrre og itprre Senipn til set
reilenoe &ublifum og Sen itore Gra-
if, og set er 0erfor ct itort @prQng,
baooe meo &enlpu til Sterrelie, Gart
og &omfort, fra gamle uGeiteraalen"
til 8ergenlfe Damplfibslelifubs jiolte
9urtigrutebaao uMtonatjol".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

Fetter 9D9D @rpnHs VruDl1eu puu,
>Seliorbs &irfegaar0, aarltg nobeto<
les &r. $50 til 9elgnning for en-
mil1ore bemi0let Selpejer / Selioros
Nreltegiel0 og ifal fortrinspis tiene
til 0pmuntring og &ielp til 0p'
oprfning al npbru0t Soro, Sfor;
&llltl1r, forbeoret Saterbrug og Ger
nelt for goot 0repet Sorobrus,
6iesbrug og 9apebrug. 8elennin=
gen lfal uooeles bpert Mar Sen 16.
Mopember, ferlte Gang 1910 poo
@l1noreoaars0agen for 2an0banoler
Grpnns 6p0iel. Oct ooerifpoenoe al
&enterne ifol legges til @rl1n0fapi<
toler. Maor 0enne far naaet ct &c.
lpt al ST. 5000, ifal Ser aarlig us
oeleS to Yortioner, q ST. $50.
Yaa Aulejtao. S Sub
bronOsOplen" %ifripes: Ser bleuet 81
pct % Mnleoning til at lie Sc Splp>
fran0ie og 8aan0, ioln er bragt til
sluleltaO fra 8iernlons 8egrapelle.
Ge bar paret uolagt paa 8igrnionS
Arbei0sperelie til MI, ga 0e l9ggeS
neo og giemmes. Saagootlom belle
Oen cipiliiereOe &eroen par ber re-
prei enteret / Snititutioner % trent
ragenOe Meno, bporaf &onger %
6prlter % &egieringer. 6prlt og
fremlt fommer Mor0mpn0ene biem=
me % u0e. Gerefter / Mntal Gon=
mart og 6inlan0. 9%etegnen6e bar
BET at ie, bporle0e5 Sc ipenlfe Matio-
%nalforuer iepnlig itaf frem / De ltore
Souger al 8aan6. Ser er ct meget
tort Mntal @penifer, iom ODER ben
rationale Mo0nilie moo bort Golf
oog far fun0et Sci til 8igrnions ST.
lte. Sc mango guile 8aano me6 Saf
til 8lprnlon for bba0 ban ogiaa bar
brogt set lpenlfe Golf pegte fen paa
en- Tremtio al &enifab og Soritaael<
lie mellem Morge og Sperige. Sc
flelte 8aano bar lpie og ful6rte; en-
MfengOe / b%e6fommenoe Nationers
6aroer. Gnfelte bar oglaa forte.
&ejier @ilbelm bap6e balgt 6enne
Gorpe JON l16trpf for fine 6blelier
pes 8jernions 9igfer0. @aa bans
6re0e 5ilfebaanb ito0 neoe / &an-
ten %. II. meo &rone oper.
= g a NJ mel Gulf.
Meo 9oos Setter @open, iom forle=
Den afgif p6e 9p6en, 76 Mor gon1=
mel, er Ell al Horges Spmano al
Den CODE gaInle SDpe bonoret bort.
5ronobiemsgut, febt og oppofSet i
~Sonoen", tilbgrte fan en- gommel
Spmanosllegt; bans 8e6ltefooer bor
me6 paa ~&e0en" / 1901. 16 Mor
gommel gift fan no paa lin fgrite
Sur meo @aleas uMpiiombeoen"
norooper til Sammerieit og oerfro til
&amburg. Oct cor / 1848 UNDER Sen
ferite oanif=tpife &rig og &amburg
por bloferet at 6anife Srlogsmen6
.Do vMpiiombe6en" tom UNDER Sell
golono blep Ben iaget tiligs igien os
Tom efter en- beiperlig Seilla6S ino
til Manoal. Senere for &open /
mango Mar paa SD6amerifo og @elt-
iroien % bar 81. a. u6fomanoeret
meo &orbetten uMornon" paa 8in=
tertogt til 8eiitnoien, 1oget ban bar
meget itolt al og al6rig blep trpt al
at fortelle om. S 1865 blep ban
aniat lom Soos, en- @tilling, ban
fjetteoe meo Dpgtigbeo og nfor-
farbetbe6 / 43 Mor, til ban / 1908
git al me6 8eniion. Mangeu paa~
CEN Scat % mangen balsbraffenoe
.SejlaoS meo De gamle Sronobiems-
itibe fun6e ban fortelle ON fra lin
llnge 2o6stgrn. S 1905 bar ban
otter til 0rlogs, 6enne Gang iom
2obs me6 @aronbaaoen u9leipner" ),
&opers mango @enner ner og fern
bill lenge minoes ben itaute gamle
Ssmor6 ! Sanoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

g tor 6 ont ur 3. Mftie=
lellfabet Merafer @rubers SO CT ia,
get UNDER @tipr- og @ar6als 5fif.
teretS 8ebanOling iom &onfursGr.
Mftieielifabet itifteoes / 1906 mes
EN- &opital al 100000 @r., JON
1908 u0pi0eoes til 100000 &ro.
ner fulot inbbetalt. Mftiernes @tar=
t,lle bar 500 &r. Mfttonererne bar
ee%peoiagelig Nor6m9n6 og SDlfere.
Gireftionen beltoo al 3 Mor6meno
og 2 SDifere. Mllereoe fra Stiftelien
al @ftieielifabet begpa6te itore Gor.
bereoelier til 9rift at @ruberne.
Man anlagoe en- flor Sopbare fra
@ruberne ne6 til Meraferbaner, ct
t~ioSmesiigt @aiferi ct gleftricitets.
perf, ct @an6fraftanleg og &aier %
Srpgger for n6ifibningen fra Som,
melbifen.
Sfior &eit maatte imiolerti6 Drif-
ten inoitilles, % Mftefapitalen par
opbrugt. Man i6gte at ban1e ct 1p1
'Selifab til Opertagelie al @ruberne
Men 6enne 8Ian er mislpffe6es. So
Merafer @ruber ffal bore rigboIoi,
&c, og ga be forbereoenoe Mrbeioer.
JON er ferbige, er af meger @er6i,
maa 8oets Stilling bere gunitig.
'Selifobet bapoe fit &ontor j &riiti.
ania.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08
,nA..,, ,,., ,,,.. sstils: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.'norge. >
:


Solbergs 8ruoeuo-
itprslcgat paa 5000 aro'
11er er iaor tiloelt 6rf. Aagot Stoo-
Ion. 0otter al Yroiesior Sfaplan.
2eaatet bar tioligere fun 4 @a19e
Qaoet til 9sprge.
Spem eier @pifielos.
itrnfninger? 6oranleol9et
peb, at lllrif @erreosltpre bar n1eoz
belt Ell Gripatmano i Bergen S91te
poa en- Salpp peo 6iniepa1oet, bar
2anobrugsoepartementet tru1tet Sor'
fpjuina til Sagsanleg moo 8o'1111'
men for Spitjelosfomisiionen o'1gaa'
enpe gjenoomsretten til otsle Ss1'
FIELDS 1rpfninger.
IoIot operboro 5. vt
seIlfob al Nrbeioere ira Selbat par
forIeoen en- Sl1r u1eO Motorbaao l1o=
pper til @mafplunoet. Naa @lealpele'
bopoc Sci 27-aarige Sobanlle5 vi
parolen loet Jig til at iope for'1o paa
@oaOtappen % no De ppr1ge, e1ter al
mon bopOe paaieret Strp'atar9e'1
Ipr, ]fuloe le eiter ban1 por bon TOR.
lu111oet. @au l1aa ilppne pore 1alo1
pperboro ~ CT orl,fnet. Saaoe11 1orf'
lot1e Nejlen til Spe11.
Ct fam ct Ser
prrf er nplig blepet lofprt poc
Trpl1o. gu so1nmel @al1talten ion
har ltooet paa Moltgarne plltnot
mo11oe bunpreoe Aar, er blepet poe
logt, o%l1ogclig al e11oel %l(1gOo11. ~
bar forl1 foriogt at poel9gge Den pel
at lloo poo Sen, men oa bette 1ttt
mffeoe:, hor Re bpret 9ul / Den og
lfllDt Den iItpffer. 2ersmonoen bal
ipre1oae1 Giteriprlfning / Sager, OF
Bet ]iqes, 1t ma ct poa Spor eite'
Be lfnloiee.
en- opgtig Sfptter
@eIseruo ira Spnsberg gioroe 1ol
oe1,oe Sfl1o UNDER en- Eremleifpo
ming poo &%rii1iania norOre Sfptter
Ioqs Sane: S 10 Sfuo 600 Mete:
tit ban 81 Yoint. S 10 Sfro, 40>
Me1er, 50. Ser por ban baaro
preSlet al 9iellano al Soft 0!
S%penoien, 9i1re Sag, meo benbolos
pis 81 % SO. S @ei terifabsifpo
ningen bIeu 9elgeruO Nr. 1 meo 26:
Goin1, ,. atanD blep :. Splherg n1ej
247 % 9er. 8 Snen0ien, 2ltre Sag
pa. .......
s ongeboligen. 9 e
gen. Ser er fremia at ct 6orllog q
Mrfiteft Siguro 9unOe ON at l9gg
aongeholisey1 pppe poa Morl taobar
gen 1p1 loenior 8gen. 8ongebollge
pil fer ioo en- operorOentlig lmuf 0
bnminerenoe @eliggenbeO meD Il
uDligt loapel opoper Aarlta6 og Sun
lom uooper Bergen og 6joroen, lige
iom Spgningen oil pere lpnlig IT
11ore Gele al 8pen. Set tloliger
Gorllag Dor, iom befjenot, gaaet u
paa at inOre0e &oman0antbolige
pao 9%ereenbus til aongebolig. Me'
moo bette Nroieft for uare anfprl
ct Carmen ira Sci tningsleiren ri
bore generenoe. gfter set rpe Hro
left oil &ongeboligen faa en- ilolere
8eliggenbeO, fiernt ira al 2arm.
Spnbefpbet / o r g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

S aareap /. Safob @pyell,
Storeiano> Sronobjem, fip6te lioltt
Spit ira &ennesp 5tamlcbaieri paa
@oOne go Gbeuiotfaar. 9fu far
@ppem i10figbt ira Amerita 4 &Goe=
re og 4 5auer al Sc laafalote Meri=
nos 6aor, bporaf set er Meningen
peO &rposning nle0 @beuiotfaurene
at fren1bringe en- Stamme, iom
ltprre u%oltrefning poer l1lo> emf
Silfnl0et er for Sc fleite &acers @eO'
fommenoe. Sal1erne penteS / Sum
Maaneo og ifal "a til &arantane
! ltationen paa 9il1na. 99Dem ba'
Orepet ltor 6aareaol / Montano, .!
Do fan TOM bien1 iiior, par set Me
ningen, at ban piloe gao igang mel
en- %lignenOe 8eOrift fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

sfrio efter 8rspennmer paa bette
8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

- gn flor &oncert pil blire giuet
/ @illmar npe auditorium Sen ID.
SSuli al Gpillingbpernes nor f=6anlfe
Sangerforbun6 paa @eien til Son>
g%erfelten / @iour Sails.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-08

Song @aofpn / Il II :
erpan0sb 5. Den norlfe
Marines npe un0erpanosbaa0 Sob
ben, Ser bar foltet $4,000 ST.,
blep forle0en / 2psaferfioroen pre-
ie,lteret for Song &uafon, &egierin-
gems % 5tortbingets Meolemmer
Sfiicerer al Glaa0en og &eren lamt
Mepreiertanter for Ereslen. @fe,
oens Sc pprige SnobuOte 0erpoo lei
leoe biem paa 8%auierifibet ~@aralo
@aarfager", fra bpilfet 8aaoen$
Manpprer bar blepen fulgte, gift &on-
gen mes / u&obben" % foretog mel
Oen Ell balp Shines Sur unoer Sar'
Get / fl1lO Gart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
POWER BOAT.

The Potomac river is alive on Sundays
and holidays with some Of the finest
specimens Of sail, steam and gasoline
boats in the country. The speed OF
these boats ranges anywhere from 8
miles to 80 miles an hour. The new
speed boat just built 10y the Emerson
Engine Co., to test their various engines,
Yesterday with a six%-eylinder Emerson
aerial engine made, it is said, 80 miles
an hour. 1t is confidently expected by
the manufacturers of the engine that
the boat will do even better than this.
Mr.. Hadley, Of the firm Of Stcurer
d Hadloy, OF New York, on Saturday
closed a contract with the Emerson
Engine Company for n of their g.
cylinder acroplane motors to install in
a flying machine Of which he is the
manufacturer. lie said that he had
examined all the types Of engineS made
and he had seen nothing to equal the
engine manufactured in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
NO STRIKE.

The threatened great strike OF rail-
road conductors and trainmen on the
railway systems OF the south, which
NAV have involved $4,000 or more
men has been averted.
This announcement was made Sat
urday evening by Judge Martin A.
Knapp, chairman Of the interstate
commerce commission, one OF the
mediators in the controversy between
the railroad companies and their I'm
ployes.
Z. P. Curtiss, vice president Of the
Order of Railway Conductors, has an
nounced the basis Of increase of pay
TO be given to conductors, hagmen,
brakemen and travelling baggagemas-
tiers of railroads in southeastern terri
tory involved in the wage controversy
settled by the commission under the
Erdman act. The increases will be al
lowed in two installments. The first
was dated back to take effect from
July l and the other is to go into effeci
April l, 1911.
The following is the increased new
scale on the basis Of 100 miles:
Conductors of passenger trains from
$2.20 to $3.50, and on April l, 1911.
to be raised to $2.75
Travelling baggagemasters from Sill
to $1.35, and later to be raised t.
81. so.
Passenger fagmen and brakemer
from 81 to 1872; later to be raised t.
$50
Conductors of through freights from
$3.1S to 1885; later to be raised t.
1915.
Brakemen and flagmep on through
freights from 81. 10 TO 1886. later to b
raised TO $3.50.
Conductors on local freight from
SS.S0 to S4.15; later to be raised Il
$4.25
Brakemen and iagmen on loca
freights from 1913 to $2.63; later to b
increased to $2.75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
NIP. CHAMP CLARK SPEAKS.

IN
Mr.. Champ Clark made a speech in
New York on Saturday, during which
he said:
81 believe the democrats will ave
the next House and that I'll be the
speaker. The presidency must take Its
changes"
''The United States OF America IN
the Twentieth Century" was Congress-
man CIark's subject. according TO the
nroeramme. He said he knew 1t was
not fashionable to display patriotism
in New York or other money centsrs,
but he thought it vas high time that
some one went there to do 1t. Marx
| Twain he considered was the greatest
Missourian that ever lived, ana lie
said: Blessed is the man who blows
his " horn lest it be not blown: :,
"And that applies to the nations
continued the Missouri congressman
He spoke in the billions and trillons IN
computing the population and wealth.
OF the country at the end ofthe present
century. He could see representative
government established the world over
as a result of the success OF the Amerl-
can constitution.
But" said he, there are two
things in the English system which l
would like to see adopted by us. Inc
first is the law requiring that all Cabl-
net ministers be members either OF the
House OF Lords or Of Commons. III
our Cabinet members were only COM
PEELED to sit in Congress they would
always be on hand TO answer questions
when they arose. I'd give $1,000 to-
night TO question two members OF MIR.
Taft's Cabinet for half a day.
THE second feature is the custom
providing that, the minute the govern.
ment is beaten, out goes the House OF
Commons, to stand for an election be-
fore the people. After one OF our
| Congresses has been Utterly %repudlated
by the voters il still has three months to
serve. You will find on examination
that most Of the bad legislation for
which Congress is responsible has been
passed in the last days OF a long session
or toward the end Of the short session,
after the majority has been %repudiated
by the people"
He thought, however, that royalty
would last in England only so long as
the king continued TO adopt King Ed
wards attitude and considered them
selves expensive f~igureheads. II
George V should assume the authority
asserted by Theodore Roosevelt when
president he would lose his job in no
time. and if he should veto as many
bills as Grover Cleveland didthey would
bebead him, as they did Charles /.
Some of the people here tonight will
live to see the last of the crowned heads
OF C~hristendom."
As for political corruption, Mr.. Clark
said the remedy lay entirely with the
voter. IF / had myway, " he declared,
every man who failed to vote two
elections in succession would be dis
franchised forever"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
c R~REy1rIEs.

No business of interest was trans
acted at the meeting Of r. 4. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, last night.
The steamer Wlhelmina, from Port
Tampa, Fla, with phosphate rock for
the Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical
Company. has arrived.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary to r. E. Lee Camp
will be held tonight, in Confederate
Veterans Building at s O'Clock.
Alexandria Council, No. 5, Frater-
nal Order of Americans, at its meeting
Thursday night will initiate a large
class Of candidates.
The u. S. Court, Judge Waddill, will
open its summer term in this city to-
day. As heretofore stated there Will De
no grand jury at this term.
The memorial service which was TO
have been held this month by Potomac
Lodge, No. 38, l. o. o. F., will not
be held until next fall.
Select Soft Shell Crabs or toast and
Deviled Crabs at Spinks's care FRINGE
and Royal streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
POLICE COURT.
[Justice II. b. Caton presidIng.I

Justice Ill. Is. Cation preSlulhg.J
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
Daniel Ferguson, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct and fighting,
were fined 50.
Sam Noble. colored, charged with an
assault on Mary Lee with a missile
was fined 80. ,
William Fountain, colored, charged
with disorderly conduct and fighting,
was dismissed.
Sam Bass, colored, charged with a
similar offense, was fined 50.
John Brick, colored, charged with
assault and beating BERTHE Lyons, was
fined 50.
A Young white woman, charged with
indecent conduct, was dismissed.
Erwin Doyle, charged with indecent
conduct and trespassing on the prop
erty Of the Southern Railway, was
fined $40
Arthur Carter, charged with indecent
conduct and carrying concealed weap-
ons, was fined so.
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
A white man, charged with disorder
w condnct, forfeited his collateral by
failing to appear.
Buck Marshall, colored, charged
with defacing the property Of Catherine
T:,,bore uac 6nad ~
Gilbert Amos, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct and lighting, had
his case continued.
James Miller, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct and fighting, for
feited his collateral by failing to appear.
John Jones, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct, was dismissed.
George Green. colorcd, charged witt
assault and beating Ella Winston, was
dismissed.
Adams Howard, colored, charged
with assault and beating Sarah Louis
was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Algernon Chalmers sailed from
New York on Saturday to spend the
summer in Europe.
Mrs. William J. Morton and children
left last week to spend the summer
with relatives in Spottsylvania and Stai-
ford counties.
Miss Nellie attIes is visiting friends
in MARYLAND. Later she will go to
jamestown, r. l., 10 spend the remain
der Of the summer.
Mrs. John Leadbeater and children
are at Center Conway, N. H., to spend
the sumrler.
The marriage of Miss Lillian G..
Bland, of this city, and Mr.. William
Z. Evans, of Washington, took place
Saturday evening at the rectory OF
Grace Episcopal Church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector.
Miss Mabel Isabel Hunter and Mr..
T. Mark Cragg will be married i'll the
Methodist Episcopal Church South next
Thursday night.
Miss Leslie Baggett is spending the
summer with friends in Pennsylvania
and Delhi, New York.
Miss Marian Henshaw is visiting
in Ballston.
Mr.. Ria L. Atkinson will leave to-
morrow morning for New York, where
he will take a steamer for Panama.
Mr.. Atkinson has accepted a position
as machinist in the canal zone.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Norris, formerly
of Alexandria, but now OF Richmond,
who have been visiting their parents on
upper Prince street, have returned to
their home.
Mr.. John Pullen Zones, formerly OF
this city, and Miss Laura Allison Huy-
lett were married in Hagerstown, Md,
on the 18th ultimo.
Mrs. Henry Daingerfield and Miss
Katherine Daingerfield, formerly of this
city, will leave Baltimore today for New
York and will sail tomorrow on the
Teutonic for Europe to spend the
summer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-07-05
Messenger sfcks to His Post.

Buffalo, n. Y, July 5.-Though
his skull was fractured in two places,
George S. Whitney, aged 90, an Ameri-
can Express messenger, living IN
Cleveland. Ohio, stuck to his work
until his train reached this city, Here
he was taken to a hospital, where an
operation was performed today. 1t Is
thought he will die. A heavy door
closed on his head at Dunkirk. The
car contained a valuable consignment
of express matter, including $4,000
in money, consigned to Buffalo, and
Whitney refused TO leave until he had
turned his charge over to the company's
agent.