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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Madame Stelnheips Daughter.

Paris, April 1.--Rather than live with
her mother again, Marthe 5,einheil, the
young daughter OF the Tragic widow, !"
recently acquitted on charge of nur-
dering her husband and mother, is try.
ing to make her own living Ia Paris.
Madame S!einheil came here aecretly
from Eoglaud, where she has taken up
her home since her trial, TO try to induce
her daughter t. return to her, but Mile.
MsIthe refused. The girl is deeply re-
llgll us and suffers greatly from the reVe-
lations made concerning her mothers
past during tie famous trial.
There has been 70 reconciliation, 30
far So known, bstHeen the gill and her
rich fance, their engagement having
been broken as result OF the exposures
at the trial. Public sympathy is all With
the girl, though the sympathy has not
yet resu' ted In suitable -poaition being
offered Mile. Marthe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 1. 1919.
MASSACHUSETTS is still protesting

MASSACHUSETTS, is sill protesting
agaia.t allowing the sta u OF General
Robert E Lse 10 remain in the SIstu-
cry Hail of tae Capitol ct WashinetIo.
Senator Lodge preseoted forty of them q!
one time. ALI were from G. A &.
posts of his t.t,. Some OF the protests
character q, Lee 80 deserter from The
Un tsd Sits army. Others reief 10
him a. "traitor." II time hangs
heavily on members of tless organiIa'
sicp, all OF Whom are pensioners, they
could deyo.s it more pro6tably in other
ways than by writing protests agalost
the statue Of the illpstritus American
which ha. Deen placed whsre 1t belongs
among The grest of the nation-ard
where it is destined to remsiD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
New York Stock Market.

New York, April Stock market
coDditions showed decided improvement
at the opening and in the early trading
this morning, prices OF The msjority Of
the so!ive itaues making moderate gslns,
sltbe ugh the initial changes we're some.
what irregular. Later there wss a gene
rRl Upward movement.
Tie improvement in the initial move
ments was not long retained and was
completely lost in the list half OF the
first hour by moderate profit taking.
There was an almost total absence of in
vestment buying and the professional ele.
melt seemed in control
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Movement 10 Climate Negro Vote.

Annapolis, Nd, April l.-After a
lengthy discussion Oh every suggestion
10 regard t. the elimination OF the negro
from lccal aud state elect Cns, the dem.
ocra!s have decided to put through the
Iegisl, tuve the Digges bills The only
change made 10 the bills So originally
drststd Is shat In the constitutional amend,
mert to be voted on in November, 1911,
the white voters of the state are to decide
whether or not negroes owning $500
worth of properly and pay taxes Oh 1t
for two years shsll vote. Under The
Digges bills, only white men will
be allowed to register and vote 10 the
election OF 1911, and tias they alone
will pass upon qualification Tor the negro:
The property qualification Wss suggested
BY City Solicitor Edgar Allen Poe and
was Endorsed by President Gorman, OF
the Senate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

SENATOR ALpR1CH yesterday hxtd
Nay Is as the proper date upon which
C3pgress should adj Durp. I: is not gen.
orally understood By whist authority
Nj. Aidrlch caa fix congressional dates
g., yet he does so and there sre many
WHO believe nat il he Goss a6jopra Cor
eress GU the DAY be has settled upor, 1t will
be- tbe bfst thing be bss done this ST.
siou. he might be induced 80 adVsI &c
the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Pilots Strike.

New York, April In coming and
OH going freight in York over the Lehigh
Valley, the Baltimore end Ohio, and
Central Railroad OF New jersey, the
Erie, the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western and the Ar5uckle Terminal
Company, of Brooklyn, Is practically
tied up today ty strike OF 253 master
pilots OF tug boats, who guilt work at
midnight last night.
The pilot, demand al increase 10
wages and shorter hours. As they are
licensed by the government, they could
not strike, 80 each pilot sent 10 his resig
nation.
Efforts OF tae railroad companies toput
uon-union pilots on the tugs may meet
serious opposition. A pilot must be
licensed BY the federal government, and
Captain Luther B. Dowd, general couo'
sci OF the pilots, said t,dsy that any
effort to place an unlicensed pilot on q
tug would be reported Immediately to
ths federal government fox prosecution.
The federa, authorities will be compelled
to presetuts IL unlicensed pilots 60 to
work. The companies that have agreed
to the demands OF the pilots and aVerted
strikes are The Pennsylvania, E:ie, New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rsil'
road; the Bash Terminal Company and
the Brooklyn Eastern Terminal Oom'
pany,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

An aggressive fight will be made ~
the Gemccrsts 10 the next bye.electicn
~ Eich will be held In the Thirty second
Nev York district 10 fiji the vacancy
G u,ed By the rscsn. death OF Repre-
sentative Perkins. The election Is set
for April 10 They hope to materially
reduce the nc sjori.y of 1000 which
Perkins received. A reduced msjority
will be hailed as victory by the dem.
ocfals ss tao dit let Is strongly repub.
Iican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

Explosion of bomb 10 The basement
of an east Thirty sirth street, Nav YORK
tenement yesterday shook the structure
to its f 1dttions, shattered every pane
of plass 10 it, aud csu,ed such q panic
throughout the block that it was neces'
ssry to call out the police reserves.
Traces of burnt time fuse found ind:-
cst,d 8 carefully prepared plot thst the
oolics stiribute to Black II md" opera.
tors. There have been several explosions
in the vicinity certly, brit tasre are no
class 10 tas ;,srpetrstors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

FIFTY per cent. OF the sPinoles IN
s,n,hsra cotton mills are idle, acoordicg
+ /, ststi.t cs which have been assembled
nv the American Wool aud Cotton he
Der er. Tbs 6gures show that Inc
cur,ai!ment uow in progress not Gully III
she south, but in all sections OF the
country, both north and south, is more
extensive and drastic than has ever been
known 10 the history of the trade, even
taking Into consideration the panic year
Of 1907. Aud yet there are some VINO
5nsis. that business is booming and that
This country wss never in 30. proSperi US
coud!t IS st present!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

THE Dj.sdot of Columbia commits
s;oners, ignoring the Endorsement OF Mr..
Frank Hitchcock, postmaster general,
and chairman OF the republican ntt!onaI
committee, hava decided to appoint mr.
Edmund NJ. Tslcott to the position OF
assistant assessor, vaes,ed by the death
of E G.. Davis. Ii Mr.. 81 tchcoek 10 I'D
ofics wheu the terms OF the CONF
missioners expire they will stand s
Door chsrcs for disappointment. Tha'
is tas way Mr.. Hitchcock will "get
event.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

The proposition to issue sSo, ooo,ooV
ia royeramett certificates OF indebtedness
for the 1u-pose of completing old and
nsw irrigation prtjsc:s which has osen
under consideration by the House ways
and means committee iutermitentl5 Tor
q month, WE given an additional SGT
bsck By Director Fred Fl. Newell, OF the
reclamation service, on Wednesday. Mr..
Newell told tle committee that the re"
cIaustion service did rot require Inc
tbivty millious fer tho work 1T had IN
hand. Now this is blow to those wno
are trying to get theit hands into the
public treasury up to their elbows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Threats of Lynch,ng.

Raleigh, n. O., April l.-Following
killing today OF Samuel Tsyloe,
prominen. business man By Oarl Kelly,
who was at once arrested, threats Of
lynchipg we're made and mob began
to gather. Tie sheriff s#ore in posse,
and surrounded the jail. No reason for
toe killing OF Toyioe Is known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

Diatrhoea should be cured without loas
OF time and by medicine which like
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy not only cures promptly
bu! produ' es no unpleasant after effects.
1t never fails and is pleasant and pafe to
take. Sold by W. F. Creighton & o..
aud Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
The Richmond PostoifIce Robbery,

Baltimore, Nd, April For hours
Yesterday the lucal government and pc
lice officials thought GUS to the robbery
of the Richmond pott flee had led to
Baltimore, when they took into custody
O. B. Tate, of Richmond. After an
boui's rigid Investigation it was found
thst MIR. TIT, vas 10 no manner connect
ed with the case. The man, who dis
pstches from Richmond stated, was al
legged t, have been connected with the
robbery aud gho hsd engaged a room at
Mr.. Tate's heu'e, II developed, is 8 stone
cutter from Gra3ite, Baltimore county,
and Ia also innocent OF sny connection
With the case. A remarkable cotnc'-
deuce in the case is the fact that inme.
distely upon bis arrival at bis sister's
home in that city, Tate informed her that
be had taken poison with the intention
of ending hIs lie. Naturally this lent
color to the case and officers hurried to
the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

There sre 80 wsny gentlemen COZ
yes" smong tie 700 prisoners in the
W stern peniteutiary at Pit'sburg that
strpes ere to be sbaadoned lu: of re-
sp ct 10 tiem. S, theirs Is even honor
anoug thieves, ant it was thought that
at lesa. in pen.tsntisrIes sll stood en-
the level.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Senator Daniels Coudit,on

Day,ons, Fla. April 1.-The con-
dition OF Senator Daniel is reported 10
be considerably improved today. His
physicians are much encouraged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01
Sixty.first Congress.
Washington, April /,
sENATE

A bill providing for The publicity OF
cam paign contributions Has Introduced
b, Esns,or Bailey. 1t was raferrad to
the committee on privileges aud cleo
tlons. ;,
10 Offering the bill, Senator Bailey
said it was idert'cal with the measure
ordered foyorsbly reported by 8 House
committee. II relates to the use Of
money 10 campaigns where members OF
Congress are elett,d. Mr.. Bailey will
press it's consideration.
The third aod final jnstsllment OF bis
speech 10 support of the administration
railroad bill was delivered today BY
Senator Boot.
Discussion continued on the bill TO
amend the employers liability act, to
provide for survival of acton, give
federal and stare couits concurrent jurls-
diction and arrange for the distribution
of recovered damages. The bill went
over u til Monday without action.
HOUSE.
The fight Oh the Senate amendment
to the legislative appropriation bill tbs'
seeks to kill the u,licity festnrs OF the
corpors ton tex wss began today by Mr..
Bartlett (dem. Gs.) when the conference
report on the bill was brought into the
House by Mr.. Tawney.
Mr.. Bartlett declared that the Senate
had ATTEMPTED to usurp the constitutional
prerogstive OF the House BY Legislation
touching the rsveuue. Hs preseLtsd a
resolution sending back the conference
report to the Sspate With the statemer
that the Ssusts had invaded the privileges
In the House.
Anticipating row, the republicans
had hsultd in all abssrt members ID get
quorum. >,
Mr., Underwood opposed the proposition
because, he said, no objected to giving
publicity t, corporation returns at all
The whole corporation tax lsS, ne said,
is ucjust aud the publicity feature Is
70 lish.
He wanted 10 sllow the publicity
festure to lapse altogether for lack Of
money. sI don't believe In enforced
public ty at ALL" said Mr. Underwood,
''aud TO give the president the power is
worse. Ityou have publicity at sll, have
full, honest publicity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

President Tsft has notified the score.
tary OF the treasury to give all nations
the benefit of the minimum rates OF tie
tariff bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

Prompt relief 10 all cases Of throat aud
lung trouble i. you use Ohsmberlain's
Cough Esmedy. Pleasant to take, sooth-
Ing and healing 10 effect, Sold by W.
F. C:eigE ton & Co.,, and Richsrd Glib
500,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-01

The nebuiius weather will make some
peopls think that The earth is now past
ing tAttush the tsii OF the CONT.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22
The University of South Carolina.

Varied courses of study in Science
Liberal Arts, Education, Civil and
Electrical Engineering and Law.
college fees, room. lights, etc. S26
Board. $12 per month. For those nav
ing tuition, $40 additional. The helth
and morals of the students are the first
consideration of the faculty. AZ teach
ers' scholarships. worth $15S For cat
alogue, write to
S. c. MITCHELL, Jres..
Columbia, S. c..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22
Conclusion.

If You are not satisfied after using
according to directions two thirds of
a Dottle of Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets, YOU can have your mon
ey back The tablets cleanse and in
Vlsorate the stomach. improve the di-
Gestloh regulate the bowels. Give
mem trial and get well. Sold bv
Laurens Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22
MR.. FEATHFRSTONE
GIVES PLATFORM


MIR G. g roo,bor.,ono o..
"i'''' ""''" ne Is ii''hillS
''o race Io' governor, as follows:
| ann against whiskey, out -and-out
i'm all of its forms and phases MI
WAYS have hoe, ,rd o,v.,,. .,..
to be stand rn,. o. .oI,o,. c,,.;,.,
manhood i'm South Coro,;,,o
thing we cannot bovo IN an -, a..
strength ms long ,s tho ,yb;s,,o,, ..oc
nc exists
Local option is tolerated. ~, t,o
prohibitionists not hocouso :. :.
right but ms means 70 =, ond.
the end being to get rid of the tr,r-
hc in toto.
| 1t was my good fortune to et,nn
the state in advocacy of prohibition
in 1898 ~ timo whom tbo o,,
dispensary was i'm the zenith of its
power. | fought for what I concoirod
to be right. and Went down in defaot
because was opposed to the disnen-
sary Recognizing in that cop,n,io,,
its political strength. to dethrone tho
dispensary and secure prohibition I
have favored local option as n means
to that end, and have been doing all
in my power to build up healthy an
ti-whiskey continent. | have worked
III season and out: | have Spolien i'm
nearly every county i'm the State
am thankful that | have lived to
see, and have taken part i'm a cam
paign which has resulted i'm the whis-
key traffic being swept out of every
county in the state save six. In NV
Judgment the time has come for it to
be swept out OF the entire State. and
! am in for the war.
stand for a prohibition law which
VIII be provided with the necessary
machinery to insure it's enrorcemont
and, if elected governor. | will enforce
the law or exhaust the powers of the
executive department i'm the attemnt
~ Business Administration"
good deal is being said about
wanting business administration
All right; That is what the prohibi-
tionists want, and are comnentent "a
render. | dislike to be personal but
invite close and careful inspection
or my own career as business man
dld not inherit money: / am NOT q
rich man but an incnoc,;o,, &C -,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22


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we do NOT want 20 nov, ,,,,,,.
es than are necessary 70 anoa ,,',. w
ernmept, cannot no aoniod ,ra. Wv.
tendencv in modor, ti,,o. :, ,',.,, Wv
extravagance in individuo, nd IN mo,.
ernmcntal life If is oo., n,.
large apnronriotions ,nd .no,1 n,s
hard earned nancy of t,o ,oom,o
half must ho c,,,oa
cotton to be a burden upon our neo-
pie If am correctly informed vo
are now paving moro state ,,xos ,no,,
we have ever paid
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that increase in popuIotion ord ,ro
gress along other lines call fo, tho
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-06-22
Law Enforcement.

u
The last thing which desire to
touch is the enforcement of law and
order The sorest spot i'm our gov
ernmental life is the weakness of orr
people along that line. They must
De taught to respect and obey the law.
Herein lies the only safe guard TO
life liberty and property Govern
ment is worthless if it does not pro-
tect these. How Shall the enforcement
OF law and order he made more eff
cient? answer
First-By better discipline in the
home.
Secondly getting better men in
the jury box.
Ihird-By inficting punishment
commensurate with the offense
Fourth-By refusal on the part of
the chief executive to pardon men who
nave been convicted. 1t will do little
or no good to convict men of crime If
they know they will likely be pardon-
ed. The pardoning power should not
be employed save in rare cases.
Conclusion.
Ihere are numberless other mat
ters to be given due attention in tbe
campaign. But these five questions
are fundamental: Prohibition, admin
is'fation' education taxation, law en-
forcement.
In conclusion, let me say that, if
elected shall endcavor to perform
my duties fearlessly and impartially;
that IN their discharge I shall know
no section, no men. nor set of men.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-09-29
REAL ESTATE
Is Sold at Auction by Com
missioners of the Cir
cult Court.

For VIII E. Morris, circuit court
commissioner. Samuel w. Gordon.
auctioneer. sold the real property Of
the MarceIlus Thompson heirs Mt
public sale Saturday afternoon IN
front of the court house.
The home property on West Main
street was purchased by DR.. t. NJ.
Hood at $1,000. One half interest
in lot at Lumberport was sold TO
Charles W. Lynch for $31. A strip
of three acres of land on the West
Milford road was purchased by
James B. supler and DIR. T. NJ. Hood
for $4,000. E. D. Lewis purchased a
lot on Water street for S2.5OO and a
house and lot on Locust street for
$3.50. and three lots at Northview
were bought by Robert B Wilson
for s4l5.
Mr.. Gordon. acting for e. G. Smith.
circuit court commissioner, also sold
the real property OF James T, Drudy.
deceased. consisting Of the home res
idence property on Jackson street. a
house and lot adjoining and two lots
in the rear. Mrs. Drudy purchased
the property at $500.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-09-29
PEDDIING
OF Drugs Without a License
is Charged Against Ne
gro Giant.

James Cabbell. negro giant 6 feet
6 and 10 inches tall, who goes by the
nickname o. Big C. & o." was arrest
cd Monday afternoon in Glen Elk by
Chief of Police Harry L. Brooks and
Policeman James slmms on the charge
of peddling dope around among ne
groes and others In the city without
having a license as required by law
The man was taken to JAN and Chief
Brooks swore out state warrant
against him in Justice w. P. Camps
court. The trial viii be held within
a day or two cabbell's arrest re-
suited from quiet investigation last
Ing several days by Police Chief
Brooks and members of his force 1t
was suspected that the negro was SELL
ing drugs to habitual users in the city
but at first the officers could obtain no,
evidence against him. Finally they To-
Gated witnesses of alleged Illegal sales
by the negro and they are expected to-
appear at the hearing.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-09-29
Will Be Two Weeks Before
Harvest is Completed and
Products Stored.

In an interview, Warden ]. e
Matthews, of the state penitentiary,
states that the crops to be taken from
the state farm located on the eastern
outskirts of the city, will be almost
sufficient to supply all of Sse 10000
conyicts for one whole season. A large
force Of the prisoners HAS been kept
at work all summer working the farm.
and a record breaking harvest is ex-
-pected. sti,Jt
Five thousand bushels of potatoes
are to be taken up, between 1000 and
5000 bushels of corn. about 60 tons
of cabbage. and 1000 bushels of toma-
toes, Four acres were planted in
sweet potatoes. but to what extent
these will turn out has not yet been
determined, Several hundred bushels
of turnips will be taken from the
ground later in the year. and several
tons of pumpkins are now rlpenlng
very rapidly
The work of cutting the corn Of the
farm has been started aud would
have been completed had the machine
not broken down.
One hundred and twenty tons of
green feed was placed in the store
houses of the farm last year, and the
amount this year will equal and per-
haps surpass this quantity. About 40
head of cattle and 100 head of hogs
have been recently purchased and
placed on the farm. to be used this
winter for fresh meat and a quantity
of other live stock is to be secured
before the winter closes. 1t viii bc
at least two months before the entire
harvest of tho farm VIII be placed in
the barns and store houses.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-09-29
TERMINAL SAFETY
BY THE RAILROAD

no time in cutting of the water from
the pipes which they had been man.
ming and running to the scene OF the
new alarm.
At the latter place it was decided
to make a test OF the system of long
leads Of hose. Six streams were put
into action, and these were later sub
stituted for four leads of stliI
greater length. The testing was un.
der supervision of Mr.. B. S. Mace
superintendent of the insurance de-
partment of the company. He was
assisted by Mr.. Walter Ancker. su-
perinteudent of floating equipment.
The terminal at Locust Point has
a high-pressure pipe line system
running along the waterfront yard
the water for which is supplied by a
newly erected pumping station equip
ped with two boilers of $50 horse
power each and three pumps with
a capacity of 1850 gallons minute.
The water for the pumps is drawn
through 36-inch main from the
harbor. There are 81 reel-houses
along the wharves. with $4,000 feet
of hose.
The expenditure in perfecting the
fire lighting facilities at Locust Point
terminals exceeded 100000.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-09-29

don't shoot! I'm a starving man. in
charge of maniac
please come here" said the voice.
"yirginia.e cried Carson.
'Please tell Your friend" said the
voice. THAT ifhc rresumcs TO address
any person except yourself this win
dow will be closed"
Craighead approached the glimmer
of white drapery. and Virginia gave
him her hnnd. which he CALAMITY
kissed - 80
You may tell your friend. said Miss
Sdhrcz. 'rhntehis cunning here is a, fool
hardy thing and quite uncnlled for.
SO one here either can, see him or
would IL she could
"You hear, old mnny' qucried Craig
head THE Imprisoned damose saith
it's all mistake. She don't want no
knight! This balcony business lacks
appeal. being bacEnryed and over
worked. MS no 20. colonel-except for
you"
ITO BIO continuei.)