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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD.
WINNING ALI. EVENTS

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb l6-7he
Carnegie pool at Yale university gymna-
SUM was formally opened tonight with a
swimming meet between Harvard and
Yale. Nj the events were won by Yale
giving her the meet 81 to .. In water
polo Yale Won. TO l.
The intercollegiate record for plunge
for distance was broken by r. I.orcc of
yale. With distance of - feet . inches
w. Howe Of Yale. winning the irty-
Of 26 2-5 seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
No Schedule Selected.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-Tbe Western
League was unable 10 decide upon a
ch-dul" today and adjourned until to-
morrow. II is almost certain that lGS
games will be PLAYED and the season
probably will begin April 21
This was practically decided upon at
todays meeting. but the schedule COM
mittee was unable 20 adjust certain dates
To the satisfaction OF all club owners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
JEFFRIES AND PARTY
PASS THROUGH OGDEN
spccial 10 The Tribune.

his wife Mrs. r +. Roller. and Sam
Berger passed through here on their
way To san Francisco The train on
~hlCh inc parry arrived stopped lor
stop Jeffries and party walked UP and
down the depot platform for a llttle eX
crcise. II was soon noised about the
town that Jcfrries had arrived. but be-
fore the large crowd which was quickly
gathering 10 see the old champion could
reach the depot the train had left
.Ieffrics and said that there was no doubt
In his mind that the fight would go To
Frisco. The matter would be settled I'm
few days at the most Berger said he
expected 10 meet TEX" Rlckard at Cobre.
New, where Richard would Join the party
and continue TO Frisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Jevne Beats Ridges.

LLOYD Jcvnc heat i. Ridges in thirty
sin innings OF balkline BILLIARDS by the
score Of 200 to leo points. The high runs
made by Jevne were -. % and 10: for
Ridges. ~. Is and 16.
pr. Nunn will play Jcvne Thursday
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Princetoniaus Best Wrestlers.

PRINCETON. y, j.. Feb. i6.-PrInce-
ton defeated Pennsylvania at wrestling
was victorious in n dual fencing match
hN The score OF 10 3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
\. {. L.

BaCkets from The fleld-WilcoX :: Met
calf, 2; Grundfor, 5; Nelson. T. Hoising-
ton. L.. Anderson, >. Hammond / Bros
sard. . Hobson. l. Free throws-Wil-
cox. 3; Hammond, 6. Van Arden. 5: Han
cock. >, Referec-Pinckney. Umpire
Coburn. SCorcr-Stuart. Tmcr-Bowe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
AUTOMOBILE sHo,
Salt Lake City

February 10 TO 81. Reduced
Oregon Short Line from I
Idaho points. See agents ID
lars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
L. D. 8. Midget5 Wir

The l.. -. s. Midgets def,
Eigthtecnth ward basketball 4
match game Wednesday cveni
l.. Il. 5. gymnasium by the sco'
Il. The Midgets proved too fas
opponents and won the game Q
OF their good team work.
The lineup
Midgcts. i
Thomas.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

Decoration Day at
ST. Louis
July ith at Clcye-
land
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July ith at Chicago
Labor Day at De-
trolt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

Decoration Day al
Boston
Labor Day at
New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

le Sa turda 80
April 10.
Decoration Day.
Labor Day
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May .. 3. 4
June -, %. IS. 80
Sept. so; Oct. l. ..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

April 18Th at Boston
Decoration Day at
New York
La Dor Day at Boston
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April %. 2S. 25. 26
June %, -, IS, %
Sept. Z. S, 2
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\ BROAD

Decoration Day at
Cleveland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Peri,ons Voyages.

New YOrk, Jan. Is. The teamera
Ct. Louis and L1sitanis which arrived
today bore macy evidences Of a terrific
struggle with heavy ses'. The pilot
house OF The LusltaDia WAS a wreck, the
result Of being struck by one OF the big
gest waves that Captain Turner, her
skipper, ever saw. This occurred Mon
day night aud for six hours the giant
49, -t----i - III o~nsn @hiln
her steering gear was repaired. Capt
Turner said the waves encountered 10
the fierco westerly gale on Monday
evening we're mountains high. Finally
there wsa "grest billow that rose spd
rose and 10 the blsckness and broke
iowa upon as With rosr like an earth
quake" Ia the way Turner described It,
The captains and officers quarters wG;
a1oded and several Of the ciRcers an6
crew, including Quarlermsster Kidding
we're 10 jared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
The Fighting In Nicaragua.

Blue6sIds, via wireless 20 Colon,
Jan. 10 General 6. Ohamorro snC
men OF tbe revolutionary army effected 6
juno u,e OF their srmios todsy a.
Acoyapa and an immediate attack o.
the city Is expected.
The revou ionis,s are believed to have
90 overwhelming force and from thG
tactics beIog q sued BY Estrada 1t Is
evident that he hiss waited 40 long be-
fore striking In order 10 have 4 force
spfFi lent to iu.ute victory.
Mspagua, jan. Is. --PresIdeut MadrlI
will surrender the presidency before
sub sclipg Msnagua to "a attack from
&c overwhelming force Of revolutionisls,
according to statements OF several close
advisors Of the preslden. today. MadriI
Is now showing more alarm than at shy
other time aimee be assumed The presi.
dency and ls believed TO be ouly await
Jog the Gu come of the frat engagement
between the government army and th'
revo .Ionisls to determine his iu,urt
course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Sixty.tirst Congress.
SECOND Sc sslOn)
Washington, Jan. Is.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session today
HOUSE,

HOUSE,
The urgent deficiency bill, providing
So OoS. 8l6 for various governmental de-
par,ments and enterprises not taken care
of 10 the other appropriation measure,
wac reported 10 the fl Juse today b. Mr..
Tswuey. The largest single item Is
.$l,569, 400 for the military establish
uenf. The navy gels 1888, 1856.
The statehood bill MAS put on Its way
to passage by Mr.. Hamilton, chairman
of the committee on teFtiiorie', lie
called 1t OPP as a privileged report and
the bill was referred 10 the committee Of
the whole where 1t will be considered
next week.
l. uq1lrtd fifteen minutes before tht
II ,us9 could scuny together enough
members 10 do business. After the
prayer was 6Oished, some one made th'
point OF no quorum and the messenger
had hard work TO got enough member
into the hall.
A parliamentary taug'e ensued wher
the constitutional amendment changing
the date for Inauguration came up
| Neither side va, willing to take vot
| and the bill was recomnllttsd to tn
judiciary.
! The II luse pa;sed unanimously eur
rent resolution accepting from the stat
OF Idaho the statue Of q Jorge l.. shouP
frs! governor OF that state, and iorme
Uui Ell States senator irjm ldabo.
Tributes to The life aud achievement
Of SsontOr s1oup we're paid 10 sPeeche
| BY Messrs. II mer, Hull, Stevens, Moe
dsIl, Needbam and Graham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Snow Storm Ia New York.

New York, Jau. l5.-New York to-
day is gripped by the ssverest snow
storm snd blizzIId 1t has known 10 years.
With Is inches OF suoS on the ground
and a bowling blizzard raging, the city
is practically psrslJzsd
Five deaths aye known to have oc.
CURED aud many accidents have been re
ported. Traffic on elevated and surface
lines Is so grestlV delayed as to be p,stti'
cally uselsss. Horses cannot pull loads
through the drift snow and people can
hardly walk In the face OF the blindiog
snow and bowling wind. Shipping 10
The hsrbor Is 10 peril aud already scores
OF minor accidents have been reported.
Conditions on Staten island, In New
Jersey, Long Island, Connecticut, aud
other suburban points are simply appsl'
iug. Traffic is absolutely tied up. 10
some places The snow, carried BY the
gale, is banked ten and fifteen feet high.
10 New York city the hotels are pack
ed.
Reports from railroads having we't.
ern connections show thst deans OF
trains, due.in New York, are stalled In
snow drills 10 various portions OF the
country, with no chance Of being dug
out for many hours to come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
The EnRllah Election,

London, Jan. l6.-Iu sIxty-six London
aud provincial constituencies today 40
enormous vote Is beirg polled in the
most holly contested election over held
Ia England,
Excitement accompanies the voting
everywhere, aud police reserves are held
10 readiness at every station 10 London
aod the provinces to suppress expected
riots.
The voting booths opened at O'clock
this morning and will close al s O'CLOCK
tonight, so that the results will bt
known in mos: places between 10 and II
O clock.
Crowds are already gathering on thi
streets and by tonight one OF the creates
throrgi seen in London since The cele
bration OF the relief Of Lsdysmith 10 thu
Boer wsr will be 10 evidence. All thu
newspapers will display election returns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Suffering Ia Chicago.

Chicago, JaD. l5.-Ohicsgo Is rSpidlY
az prosehing the state Of btsleged city,
for the blizzard that continues uusba.td
Ia many parts of The country has de-
stroyed all hope of replenlshicg the
practically exhausted supplies oil con-
milk, and other necessaries'
Heroic efforts are being made TO pro-
tect The babies OF the city oy various
civic and charitable orgsnizaious win
the result that today the big milk CON-
panies will not deliver milk to any home
where there Is not sn Infant.
The coal situation Is worse than 81
any time 10 the city's history, and The
small amount In the bins Is I'piolS
dwindliug.
The /, 800 patients In the a'lum FOL
the insane at EgIn fsce famine. sup
plies are sufficient to last only until TILL
afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15

New York, Jan. 1.-two old msn,
John Ferris, So years old, and william
Woods, aged r. fought duel to the
death today. The younger man wss a
better shot and The older msn fell before
bis uuertiug aim With FIVE bullets 10 bis
BODY The victor was found later at tbs
aide of his white.haired victim, blinking
heavily End Dragging o. bis proves
The scene OF the duel was in the easement
of a big grocery store, with a liquor de-
par!m emf, at Broadway and 2lss street
where the men were employed as watch
men, Williams was killed aud Ferris,
his slayer, was arrested ard locked up
The duel was The oulcoms of dispute
az 20 who should be Recognised as boss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15

jngs. Livingston, Staten Island, n. 7.
Hs did distinguished service for tns
southern cruise during the civil war Hs
gas born In Lynchburg, 10 1881, lived
fer many years in Vicksburg and later
raised cotton extensively 10 Louisiana.
He was president OF he Louisiana Leves
Board AID O director Of the Vicksburg,
Shreveport and Pacific Railway. lie
retired from business 10 years ago. lie
was graduate OF tie Virginia Military
Institute. lis leiEs son and two dsogh'
ters.
The House yesterday pass:d an omni'
bus pension bill without opposition.
Representative Murdoch introduced
resolution calling attention to the deficit
OF eli, 900, 900 10 the Postofice Depart
ment and the dividends of $25, 600, OOO
declared by the Wells.Fsrgo Express
Company during the past year, and call
ing for informstion from The Postotnce
Department concerning the alleged sur
render of the governments right 10
| CARY "packet" mail. Chairman Mon
dell. OF the House committee on public
lands. refused to introduce the presl-
DENTS CT nserysl'on bills.
john r. Walsh yesterday signed tte
aVrs ement which will settle bis tosnclsl
troubles. The document was sent to The
First Trust and Savings Bank of Ohicsgo
to be hsld until the gusrantors OF the
mole also sIgn the document. The sig-
nature gives 10 the Associated Banks Oh
Chicago, which backed the adjustment
of Walsh's financial sffsirs after bis
banks were suspended 10 1905, the 3d..
O39, 900 10 securities put up to cover q
note for s7,l2l, 8S7. IL 10 return for the
cancelled note. 10 addition the banks
will 90: 1900, 900 from the guaratt rs OF
the big notes, who are then to be given
the s949, 900 in securities they put up
as surety.
Through the efforts OF Robert f Lee
IT,, who is administrator for the estate
of George Washington, Congress hss
been asked to vote 1900, coo to the es-
tate to pay for 8. O5l acrs Of land which
we're given to Washington by the stste
Of Virginia for military services shortly
after the revolution. The bill was 10.
troduced by Representative Lamp, OF
Virgins. The land Is unimproved and
lies ast across the river from Cincinnati.
Ia later surveys the title was ccnfused
snd the Washington heirs lost the prop
erty. NJ. Lea Gays he hiss every rea-
son to believe the bill would pass.
The j1ry impaueled 10 Washington yes.
terday to PISS, upon the death Of Miss
Brown, the graduated nurse who wac
shot BY Martin L. sterlirg, broker
while delirious from typhoid fever Oh
December 20, returned The following
ytrdic: ave believe that Mary REM
bert Brown came to her dea b Jsnusry
6, 1910, at The Emergency HNpitsI,
from q guush0t wound of the chest, aud
pueumopis; said wound Was caused oy
ball fred from q pistol held 10
the hand Of Martin L. Sterling; said
Martin L. Sterling was suffering from
typhoid fever a. that time, and We
sbsolve him from responsibility for The
DEATH" Mr.. SefliDg, who wfs sill
suffering from nervousness, explsloed
to the jary that be had not the slightest
recollection OF the shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Virginia News.

Many farmers shroughou. the state
b ,ge filed their ics houses.
NJ. Peyton Rowe, son Of Osps. NJ. b.
r ne. Of fredericksburg, has oeen sp-
D ,iutid inspector 10 the State Dairy sud
FJod Department With headquarters Of
Richmond.
Mr.. Henry G. Thompson, native OF
CaIpepsr, son Of the laIe "
William NJ. Thompson, died 90 We'd
uesdsy at his home In Gan Francisco,
where he was a prominent railroad
official,
"Retreat," the besutfml estate OF
William q. Wilson, has been sold TO
Mr.. Paul d. Kelley, nf Chicago. The
estate, which is near Csstlemsn's Ferry,
Clarke county, Is one of the prettiest IN
the valley. II Is understood that Inc
amount paid was 10 the neighborhocd o.
S25, 900.
Announcement was made from th'
White H juse yesterday that Presiden
Tai, bad decided to accept the recon-
mendatiou Of Az rney General Wicker
sham aud appoint Arthur E. II. Middle
too as police ldgs for the District o.
| Columbia, to succeed Ivory G. Kimtall
Nho has held the position for more thar
eighteen years.
Thurman Skinner, alias Thompson
vas electrocuted In the penItentiary IL
Richmond yesterday for the murder o
Charles Noel, q young man, near Oiiax
in Bedford oouuiy. Skinner attacked
| Noel With an axe September 90, shat
.eripg the later's skull, causing deati
the following morning. The uutds
followed 'possum hunt. Noel WAS
Norfolk and Western Railway fireman
The Washington, Potomac and Ohes
,pssse Railrosd, commonly known a
tue 5oulhtra Maryland Railroad, VS.
old on Tuesday in front OF the Oonr
| House of Upper Mailooro, Nd, BY tn
Bucks County Trust Company, Doyles
town. Pa, trustee, Mr.. Edgar AIle'
Poe. of Baltimore, being solicitor, t
M. H,ury W. Watson, president o
no railroad company, for The sum o
$500
While attempting 10 cross higl
,,astIe between North Garden aud OoVes
viIIs 10 the southern end OF Albsmarl
-, Ms,,in or Marcus Anderson, 81
soed tailor, Sss run down aud kllle
Thursday afternoon BY Southern Rail
wsv usip. Anderson, finding tia. b
co1ld not make the end OF the trestle
deliberately turned bis back to the on
coming traIn and awaited the blow tbs
wonId end bis life. Anderson Was
ssede ADD was making his way south Of
foot, peDniles''
A delegation Of Virginia negroes fe'
davs sgo asked President Taft to refus
appointments OF white men to Virgioi
ofices whose chief qualification 10 thei
.ntagonlsm TO the ntgro under nearly o.
circumstances. what We want 10 cord
lality between lbe races In Virginia.
The said Spokesman OF the delegation. wv
cannot have this cordially and comPlet
understanding II white men Who are sg
itstors Of race antsgonism are named
federal positions. The president SCENE
TO be impressed With the argument oil 10
visitors. :,
Msir Gorge o. Waddill, . well
known soulbefuer, died Yesterday !
lbs home Of his daughter, hr.' D. os'cn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
eATr 4DAY EVENING. JAN. Is, 1910.

THAT public sentiment Is 10 favor Of
" Of ihe best means Of ssitliUg litter
national dispute, aud that toe advocates
OF uuiyslral psses and arbitration are
fl in tbs minority, WRs the bold decla-
ration If Hon. John W. Foster, former
secr.t,ry OF states, in sn address before
the members of the National Peace So
cie!y fOlloalng a luncheon 10 New YORK
t)coy NJ. Foster declared that the
proper way for the advocates Of universal
paacs 10 work WA not TO devote their
time 10 endesyoring to force legislation
tus to work among the masses and
create sentiment for peace which
would Of itself force legislation. The
Spanish war, Mr.. Foster declared, wss
pyeripitated By tie blowing up OF the
Msipe. sud he laid that 1t is by no
means certain that this explosion did
not originate inside Of the bsttleship.
There would have tenn no ueed OF this
VA, he declared had 1t not been that
popular opinion forced the conflict when
,iplomacy was still available aud would
ave prevented q conflict Continuing
he speaker ssid:
/ think tbet all OF the foreign wars IN
sh;ch the Uni,ed States has been CO.
gagged were brought 90 by our own pre-
cipltste action, that they were not H.
evliable. aud that they might baVe been
avoided by The exercise Of prudence enc
elaboration.
Many people ia this county So" nj
reason for the stack on Spain. The
Uoited States demands upon SPaini
soue of which we're hpmiIiatiug to thsI
country-.no!sbly that Wsyler Shonld be
removed from bis position in Cuba--and
they were complied With. But this
country was determined to 60 to war,
and the j.ngoes csrdei the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Condilioos IN Msssaehuettss.

Spring 6.ld, Mass jan. 10. Buried
under the worst blzzud 10 yesrs, West
eru Massachusetts Is today suffering
from almost total paralysis OF ttsnsPor'
talon lines.
Two deaths 10 this city are directly
Gu, to the storu,, William O. Gold
smith, while blinded BY the driving
snow, WA struck By train 10 the We.'
Springfield yards of the Boston aud AL
bsny Railroad aud killed. Mrs. jacob
B,lviIe was blown from her porch o.
her home sod fell head first on to the
stound, dying shortly aterEard.
10 order to gain more power 10 operate
the trolly cars, the lights we're turned
Of aud The conduc;ois collected fares b.
| the aid OF lsnlerne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
Blizzard Conditions In Connecticut.

New Haven, Oonu., Jan 15.-Oon'
reeticut is today experiencing dupii'
cation of the blizzard that struck The
state, together with The other New
Eoglsnd states Christmas. The snow
todsy averages about IL inches sill ever
Connecticut, while the drifts. caused bJ
a saf northeast wind are piled many
feet deep.
Railroad snd holly traffic Throughout
the state Is reported badly crippled
Telegraph snd telephone wires In many
pisces are down aud wire.coumuuicasion
demoralizsd. At 8 o'clock 1t was stlll
showing hard Eith,u. apparent chance
OF let.up,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15
News Of the Day.

The breaking OF sn ice gorge In the
Mississippi st g.. Louis did damage es'
timsted at 5000, 900.
The marriage OF Ktug Manuel Of Port
ugsl and Princess Patricia, youngest
daughter Of the Duke Of OonDaught, will
be solemniEsd next May.
Col. f. f. Gayls, Fourth Regiment,
Field Artillery, died al bis temporary
quarters 10 the Ebbllt II use in WASH
iugton on Thursday night. H, was 3
nslivs Of Virginia.
A raid on the Military Club and the
arrest Of many army officers at Madrid
are believed 10 have nipped 10 the bud 3
widespread conspiracy sgsiDst the SPan'
lsb cSb1et.
Dir. Meredith Kendall, a farmer liz.
Ing utar Moravis, Orange counly, killed
q large esgle on Wednesday morning.
The eagle measured eight feet and four
inches from tip to tip, and weighed over
twenty pounds.
The election Of Theodore Roosevelt,
HirVsrd, 80, as president Of the Hsr-
ward Alumni Association, succeeding
Charles W. Elio', presIdent.smeri!us Of
Harvard University, was announced last
night by the executive board Of the as
ISOLATION.
The Treasury Department announced
yesterday hat 1t had issUed ord,rs to the
collector Of customs at NeHport News
T. close the custom.hoGse q. that port
on January 10, the anniversary of the
birth of Robert f. Lee, 20 far ss public
business would permit. No similar order
had ever been issued BY the government.
A house occupied by q homestesdet
named II anderson, his vile and two
children and q Mr.. Reid and two chill
dren 10 SsssooD, Saskatchewan, was
burned early yesterday. MIS-. Henderson
and her two children and toe two Reid
children we're burned TO death, NJ.
Rid wss so badly burned trying to reg.
cue them that be will die.
The Merchants and Miners Com.
psny's steamer Ohsthsm, Ospt. Free
man, from Baltimore fer Jacksonville,
Fls., With 80 6rst clssS passengers, vent
ashore on tbs north jsity, st TIE eD.
trance OF the g.. Johns river early yes
lerdaS morning, aud will be abandoned
as a hopeless wreck. The passengers
we're all taken of by the steamer Mo
hawk.
The charges Of forgery snd perjury
against Miss Mae o. Wood we're dismiss.
ed 10 6,uersl SESSIONS Court In New
| York yesterday and Miss Wood was dis.
charged from custody. She was iudict.
ed In 1907, following the trial OF her
suit againsi exhibited States Senator I.
O. Plat, who, she alleged, married her
IN New York. Ssralor Plstps Illness
hiss made impossible his appearance 10
court TO testify sgains! Miss Wood.
The federal grand jury Of New York
yesterday returoed indictments against
Charlfs r. II sike, secretary OF the
| American Sugar Re6niDg Company; Ell.
nest W. Gp'bracht, former superlnteud.
| sut OF the II .vemeyer 4 Elder Company,
aud James F. B ,nderpagrl former
cashier of the II ,vemeyer 4 Elder O,m-
pany, and three other men, former
! checkers, charging them With conspiracy
10 defrgqd on false entry OF sugsr pro-
ducts,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15

EDWARD s. HARDING, commanoe'
OF tbs "ItOa Brigade" 10 recent In
terv!ew in Fond do Lac, Wiz, said:
The government has not done it'
ebare 10 suppres,iDg strikes which have
arisen all over the United States.
Tnese outbcists are nothing more than
Sims Of aasrchism aud are sounding
wSrnlegg which must be beeded. i
pressnt social conditions continue civil
strife il inevitable. At times l think
it Is not fSr away. The French reVolu'
ton should serve as an example to the
UOited States.
The general bet reports what many
Others who are studying the signs OF the
times have utieyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-15

i PERFECT dslGSe Of bills has been
ALREADY introduced 10 he Legislature. A
wise pan would be to throw tbret'
tourths q matter, not which oue') Of
than into the furoacs aud then kill at
less. one half Of the remaining fourth
There are already sufficient number Of
lava on the s.stute books to last hum
died yesrs and the Legislators could bts'
devote their time by repealiug old, rather
sban by making new lswE