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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26
Butter, Girr ilnS adIe.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-26

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
The Navy Scandal.

Blstop, Feb. 5.-Disappointed over
the reported adverse verdict OF guilty
und By q navy yard. cour;-marilsl on
PAymas;er G P. Aud, which ia now on
is way 10 Warrington, Mics DjrOlhj
H .sler, of Chicago, for whose sake the
attack on DR.. Elsard s. C1Wles was
male, Is still 6rm 10 her determination
10 take the stsnd II wan'ed when her
6suce, Past ASS slant Surgeon Ansey H.,
Robnstl i8 put on trial.
"Its too bad" said Miss b .sler, In
common log on III & ding nade agsinst
Aud. 81 hoped lbs' Mr.. Aud would
be acquitted, not OILY because | vas in
sympathy vii him, bat slso for the res.
son that DR.. Robnett would then no!
have been Obliged to lacs trial. | sm
goIpg 10 stay right In town snd shall
be glad to testify II 1t is decided that /
should appear"
The trial of DR.. Robue.t will be call.
ed Monday morning.
Washington, d c., February g.
rh9 6ndipg' of tie oouft.mart al 10
the cass OF Psymssier Aud, who wsS
tried on charges OF improper conduct, In
'h9 Bo ton navy ysrd row, were received
q! The Navy Department today. aud are
uow under consideration By the judge
advocate general. After the case is re
viewed he findings will be sent to Sec.
Rotary Meyer for approval. The sentence
will not be made public until next
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
The H ,use vss not 10 session toda.
The Hl-Fated Kentucky.

New York, Feb. 5.-While the Nal.
loiy liner Alamo is speeding down The
Florida coast on her way to KY WesI
with At members Of the crew Of tht
sks.Pscifc companJ's steamboat
Kentucky on board, government officials
are preparing to begin pFobs into the
granting OF clesrence Pspsrs to the Ken
lucky.
Ga her way to Newport News she
spIu 1g lesk a5d made that port In
BAD shape. She was overhi uled, given
cIearence papers and started south sgair.
1t is rumortd here that 1t wss Impossible
to securs a gOUd crew for her, sailors be.
ing afraid to ship 90 the Kentucky. As
s9o1 IS she passed out Of the Virginia
Ospss her seams opened again aud che
began leaking fast. She struck storm
aod each pitch made her leak worse.
The Alamo resched the siDkiDg shlp
frat at 8. 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Kentu Ky had settled down deep
In the sea aud waves we're washing ovsr
her. Sac could last but few hturs.
Boats were lowered and her crew tax .
of. Then YamacfGw came alongside
d st.o1 by prepared to Tow the Ken
lu;ky to post if possible. The laIes.
wirei~sa sdVices, hOSever, indicate that
the K-DIuekY went down at midnigot.
Bat fjr Wireless the crew n u have per-
l,bed The K.niucky WAS iosuEed for
$40, 900 Tor tae trip. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
VERDICT AGAINST BOYCOT.
TIERS.

"a new declaration Of Independence
10 Whist Attorney Daniel Davenport calls
the verdict of 1922, 600 rendered yester.
day In lhe Uoited States Court 10 II lrt-
ford, Conn. by 8 jury in tina tuIs Of D.
E. Lceme, OF Danbury, against 200
bRimskers OF Connecticut. After hay.
Ing been cut two hours, the jury ordered
&C uil damsges of ga, 600 to the plain
tiff, but ss the suit was brought u ldel
the Sherman antitrust Law triple dana
ges can DO recovered.
There was remarkable scene 10
curt when lhs verdict was amt lced
she defendants ia ATTENDANCE were
stunned for q time ard then 10 groups
dtj 'ctodly discussed The blow.
1; Is cstimsled tba. the costs 10 the
Gaze will amount to q! least SO, 900 and
these, VITA the ecu lsel fees, may bring
the bill sgsinst the United Hatiers OF
North America to fully quarter OF q
million Of dollars.
Speaking 10 regard to the Significance
Of The verdict 10 The case, which is said
to be the most important OF Its kind ever
tried in this country, Attorney Daveu-
port, senior cCUlsel for Che plaintiff,
said:
"FiIst II means that lndivIdu j mem
teYs Of labor unions are bound by the
scti)u OF their officers and they cannot
ALLOW them TO do as they please.
Secondly, 1t means that the Sherman
antitrust Law protects manufacturer
aud merchants from boycott attacks.
"In substance, It is new declaration
Of independence"
Judge plalt In bis charge practically
Instructed the I1fy to bring 10 o verdict
for thu plaintiff. He said the only ques.
tion for them to decide was one of dana
ge9, and these we're to DO based upon
the losses sustained by The plsintlff be-
tween Jaly, 1902 and September 1903,
the ps,iOd curing which the boycott
against the LOsWs factory was main.
tanned.
The decision Is repuguant to the
very ia poses Of the Sherman spti-tiuII
law" SIoh is the ultImRlu n Of Samuel
GOmpeis, PRECEDENT OF the american
FedfrltiOn OF Lsbor, upon the verdict Of
1922, 900 rendered by the july OF the
US. court q! H II tford yesterday sgsinsi
the 200 ZION nat makers Of Connecticut
for lcsies Sustained by d. K. Loew, Of
Daubury, Conn, duriOgs boycott. Of his
h.m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
EASY DIVORCE.

II the II use Of Delegetfs tOncuFs 10
The bill jus. passed by the Senate amend
log the diVfrse Laws of the slate so ~ to
allow either party to the suit asking for
a insl decree, absolute divorce, Vir-
gaia may become tho mecca for ell
those with marital woes. Just one VOID
Is changed, but 1t changes the entire
mesnIng of the act. UGder the present
divorce Law the aggrieved party to a
matrimonial contract msY, by spplics-
ton TO pToptr c uft,gst legsi sePsis--
'iOp. After this separation hss been Ia
effect for three years the aggrleved psrly
may, by another application TO court.
get az absolute divorce. The word
"aggrIeved," under the present act
act, Ia changed to "eIiher." Should
the II luee psss The bill aud the govern.
or sign 1t all husband need do Is to-
leave bis wife, declare thst he will not.
re utn for three yesp, and get an abb
sou divorce. The bill, IS pssssd By
the Ssnste, Ia said to be sImIlsr 10 the
"Fl'gler divorce bilp' passed by the
florida Legislature and afterward r'pea'-
cd 10 special session. As In The csse OK
the FIsgler bill, The bill in the Virein'a
legisla'u is said 10 be for the benefit OF
q wealthy VirElnisn whose nsme IL no.
now di,u ged, though tao OF the fore
mos! lawyers 10 the state are leading ibe
lobby for It's pssssge. No opposition to
the messure vas u ais 10 the Senate. bat
public opinion will probsbly precipltate
stout opposition 10 the II use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
GREYTOWN eHELLED.

The insuIgsut gunboa! OnslePe sp.
psAfsd of Grey'owD Thursday and bom-
bsrded the city for twenty miuu:es.
Nl1s houses vera set on frs by the
shells from the glnb2at The shore
batteries replied vigorously to The OBJ
slaugAt and succeeded IL disabling Il 9
Ome'spe, which was forced to retire.
All indications poin. 10 tho approach
of decisive battle for supremacy ia
Nicaragua betSeeu the government
forces and the rsvontionists under The
! adership OF Gsn. Estrada, the prov.
sionRl president OF The republic. Tee
Insurgents ara spua1irg The conaht
over vide area in the mountainous
districts 10 the esstwsrd OF mauagus,
and also ere holding forth 10 consider.
able numbers ebout Gieytovn.
To-day the British consul at Greytown an
nounced be will lodge protest with his gov
eminent against the bombardmsnt Of Grey
town and ask an 4 vesti sstion on the ground
that the greater part Ct the inhabitants are
British SUI iects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

To impose 3 slate II 'else Ak Of $50 4
yesr Oh pilots; to repeal certain sections
Of the code 10 reference 70 certain re
porls OF the supsrlnien6ents Of the poor
and the auditor OF public &C ct uots;
10 orgauizs county aud city boards Of
poor com missioners aud to require re-
ports frem same; 10 give police justices
10 cities exclusive original Jurisdiction
10 cases OF violation OF city ordinances.
Next came the "anli cossin.oyer.the'
telephone" bill. 10 punish as q misde-
mesnor person who shall curse, sbnse
or use vulgar, profans or indecent Ian
gusge over any telephone In the state,
and imposing q fine or imprisonment for
its violation. Alter debate the bill went
over.
Bills were introduced to urge the
land books OF the counlies aud cities OF
the sate aud to releass and remit ell de-
Eloquent and improper taxes of every
character levied upon the real estate 10
said cou1ties aod GILES OF the state prior
10 aud Including the year 1900; to create
a state tax commission; to regulate aud
prescribe roles concerning athletics In
he educational institutions under the
control of the Slate; q bill 10 authorize
building aud lean associations to issue
d fer n classes OF stock; TO 50 act au-
thorzog boards Of supervisors 10 con-
tract loans for the erection of ctu lhousts
clerks Offices and jalis approved Feb.
rUsry 20, 1894; 90 as to provide for
sIeciiOD iu case Of bond Issue; TO PEE
icrIbe how written notice OF lien OF ldg-
nsl served; penalty for causing false
no!ice TO be eetved; providing for remedy
BY motion after thirty days notice for
soy Tor when notice to be rcturoed to
clerks Cffce; provision TO prevent dis
continuance of the motIoo; to amend
section S4l9 Of chapter l67 OF the code
If 1887, relstiug TO appointment OF
, udees; to nmeud section 1854, 1853,
1869 aud ITO OF the code eud to add
independent sections thereto, so a. to
provide for the examination of banks
and ct5er similar Institutions ia this
state, and to provide pensltlss for the
violations Of the provisions thereof.
The bill declaring for State wide
prohibition has not yet made its appear.
ance, and despite rumor to the contrary
no definite da:e has been named for In
PRODUCTION. From what can be EARNED
in the Ca oitol lobbies, it seems that
both sides are Gust little bit worried"
Senator Parks. in al, interview
yesterday, openly declared that the
An!isaloon League was not "toting
fair" ii at The organization had asked
for local option aud had its request
gran ed, but now the leaders come out
for Statewide measures. On the other
hand, Delegate Love, ardent S wider,
is known to have approached many of
his colleagues in the. II ouse to determine
who are the friends of the measure
When the clash comes it will be warm
Oua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 3. 1910

ANOTHER tssgedy Of the sea has been
svtit.d by wireless telsgraPhy, sod
Captain More, of toe Alaska-Pac'fc
steamer Kentucky, AID his crsW Of AZ
msa e,e safe on board the Mallory liner
Alamo, bound for Key Weat. The
Kentucky taak soon after the men we're
tskea Oft, and Ia nov st the bottom OF
the sss 28O miles southeast Of Cape Fl 'l'
teraa, III graveyard OF 80 many vessels.
First news Of the K7ut1ckS'S distress
was received at the United Wireless
Oompsuy's station at Cape II 'tttras at
1880 o'clock yesterday. The operator
hssrd the 80. o. s." quickly followed
By this aess7ge: ewes ere sinking.
Oar attitude Is 50 S2lO, longitude IS
&c." Almost simultaneously the o.
orator heard the steanship Alsno respond
to The Kentueky's call ior help, inform
log O4p:sin Moore that The Alamo was
making ell speed to The sinking vesssPo
ag,istaaes. This Is the second Instance
recently gaeta wirsl5Ss telegrspby hae
been the mesns Of saving many peTsous
from drowuiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

2HE House commit 20 on merchant
mlIiuo snd fisheries on Thursdsy sst,
as stated Ia tho Gszstte OF that dsy,
sg,eed, after q warn cOntes: and by less
than q party me- 3rlly, to make favor.
able report ca the steamship subsidy
bill. As the committee was organ z't
in the inlets.s Of the subsi6isis, be
proposed raid n the treasury is probably
stronger there than it is in the House
Oonceysipg this the Philadelphia Re
cord Gays:
When the bin shall he cOrsldeyed
in he II use We expect Speaker Can.
uon 90 lake TIE flor and read the
report aud speech bg mIaus of which,
thirty years ago, ha killed. the proposi-
tio1 90 renew tho subsidy to John
Roscb's Bszl line. The arguments
agaiOst steamship Subsidies have never
be3o move foIcibly PIT ttan By Joseph
q. Canon, whose lungs we're full Of
IiIiao's 1r and not With the atmosphere
OF the Washing or l0bbles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
KilQ ueOTQs,

Bslgrads, Feb. 5.-Priucs George,
the former crown prince of Ssrsia, &C.
ooIdirg to statements made by bis
friends tcday, is remaining In Servia
despite the governments attempts TO
taOish him, 10 the hope OF being able
to Wrest the crown from bis younger
brother, Prince Alexander, 10 the event
OF Klog Peters death. George was re-
Gently compelled, on account Of bis asg'
rant misconduct, to TenouGoe his claim
to the throne. His actions for tho last
few months, however, Indicate that he
hes no thought OF soluslly sur'enderipg
bis succsssOnhIp without fight. Re-
Gently the 5erVisn cabinet of3red 10 set.
lie $l2, 900 ssyesr en- tho obstrepsroDs
George II be would permanently qlit
the country. George only Iaugheo a.
The proposal. The governments attempt
TO force the youpg man out Of the c u J..
try has wen him many friends sDd be
has nov a following that will rss lily be
formidable when be attempts to gain
the throne,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Conditions in Paris.

Paris, Feb. 5.--The total fell Of the
S.ine aimee the recession began eight
days ago Is today 10 feet ard six ibches.
While there are still hundreds OF
Easements and cellsra filed with water,
The streets are practically free Of wafer
aud within a week about the only signs
OF the food remaining will be the nuln'r.
ous street and sever repair gangs.
The loss In Paris Is nov estimated By
20 7ernment officials at $3.50, 600 and 10
o,her parts of Ffauce al $40, 900. 600
The Iols sustained from Interruption 10
tu1InGss will trIpg the total far sto7e
these figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
TIE ccnIenIion Over Crete.

OonstsntiBopla, Feb. 5.-The island
Of Crete must eventually belong either
Sholly 10 Turkey or 10 Greece II /! Is to
be- removed IS cause of strife between
these two countries, in the opinion OF
lstd ng Turkish diplomats.
The present plan, wher, By Turkey lie
given a romiHaI suzarainty over the
Island, while the sciusl internal al.
ninisraton IL lefs TO lhe King of Greece,
Rto Is CT .officio the high commissioner
OF the Island, will always be provocative
If troable, Turkey b;lisyea,
The plan of q Turkish commissioner
undertaking the government Of Crete Is
proposed By Turkey and will be pre-
ssnled to Greece before the meeting OF
,be Greek National Assembly. In view
of The fact that Gteece will undoubtedly
refuse to sgres to ouch proposal, Tar.
key will 90 right ahead 10 the work OF
strengthening her military forces. Hsdi
Psshs, the commander in.chief Of the
third army corps, bas been summoned
to Oonsta liInOple for q conference re.
gardiDg the Strengthening Of The frontier
forces,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05


MAN has Dsen oOnuoaied oy the fOreia
OF us ever since he was placed upon
the car h. Ia The early dawn of history
human beings were appalled, by thunder
and lightning, toinsdoes rad Goods, ard
imagi led the gods were always angry With
their creatures. The present generation,
sumo believe, Is about to enter anOthor
zlne Of terror. Red hot me,eOries fell
ID portions Of I,aly Thursday, destroying
crops aud causing other havoc, aud 3
meteor EXPLODED over Quincy, i'll yes
terday morning, causing the Creates
al.rm. AEFoocmeTs tell US these IerrOrs
are ps,ticies Of the tail Of the comet
which recently Dppssred Ia the western
sky. Eallay's comet IS coming towsrd
our place. with the velocity OF lightoiUg.
We are told that ia Msy the TAIL Of the
visitor will sides wipe the earth. Such
Observations are far from comforting. In!
IL shud aforementioned that dire cslami-
ties have always been prophesled a. the
appearance OF comets, bat the world has
kent en- lis orbit I'll Inc sane,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
TELEdRAPHIc BREVIrIES.

]. A. Hall, deiaulling treasurer Of the
South Btidgs Savings Bank. OF Webster,
Masp., vas surrendered by his bOnd.men
today aud wss sent to prison.
Former Slate Treasurer Glszier, OF
Ohelsss, Mich, convicted Of the em.
btzzement of 1855, 900 state funds, to.
day was sentenced to serve 5 years 10
state pIlson.
Prof. G5ldHiB Smith, the seed hIs-
t1risn and lIleraturer met With q serious
accident today which msy prove fatal,
as the result Of slipping and falling on
the A1or at his home 10 Toronto.
Lambert wardell, who for forty years con-
lidentisl clerk 10 the late Commodore VAN
derb. 1t, died today at West Long Branch, n.
J, He vas horn 10 Shrewsbury, y. =, In
1915. Wardell began working ior the Ter
Yanderbil. in 1897, and remainded with him
until his death he had been in good health
mt! few months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Wuman falls Dead

Denver, Feb. 5.--"Surely goodness
and mercy shall follow me all the days
Of my life and | shall dwell In the
house of the Lord forever" quoted
Wright Lorimer, who Ia playing In The
"Shepherd King" As tbese words
we're tpoken Mrs. Mary Kslly, a seam.
stress, sighed deeply, rose on her feet,
ard fell bsck desd. Doctors say the
8omsn's heart, under the stress Of emo
ton, stopped beating Few persons IN
the theatre knew that The woman WAS
dead, 1t being generally believed that
she had tainted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

The decision of the United States
Out in Hartford, Oonn., yesterday
mulcliug tso hundred hat makers it
C1aneC,iCui in damages, 6oes and oosls
aggrega,iUg q Gu r.er million of dollars,
wills a staggering surprise to The d.
fsnd uts, was DOT wholly unexpected bS
many Who have always believed thai
sooaeE or later The s'roog arm Of the laW
would b pa! 10 motion TO prevent the
ruin 0! the busi1ts3 Of people who may
u1for u,a'tlY iacnr the eDmity OF g
labor o;psnizsliOu While many people
not interested IN the issue between the
ha. mlktla and mann 'sc!urers OF Con.
nec.icu. ns.urally have no disposition to
e3pouse toe cause OF either, they at the
same time repeat what has often been
said before that there are other ways in
which labor Disputes could be settled
without resorting to boycotllDg or picket
Ing, to cay nothing OF tbs dhorderly
scenes generally incident to snch pro-
ceduTGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
Charged With Murder.

New York, Feb. "A story OF kiad
mesa repaid by brutal murder sDd OF the
c-p'u.e Of the murderer, Virginia
negro, who betrayed himself through
his rare kuowlsdgs OF Yiddlsh js'g1o,
came to light today With the arrival OF
William Mason, alias Bill Jett, arrested
ss he ssS being Recessed from the
CasrlesiOwU, Ms,s, prison, wheEs he
served a term for assault sad robbery.
Mason is charged W!tf u derlog A5rs-
ham Re3der 10 Newark, n. j., 10 1908.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05
csss Given 10 the Jury.

Cincinnati, Feb. The fate Of NJ.
Jeanette Ford, charged With tlsek-
mailing Charles l.. Warmer, confessed
embezzler of s643, 900 while lrea urer Of
the Big Fonr Rsiln ad, goes iDto tho
hsuds OF the jlrJ t5day. The fnsl ap--
peal to the jury wss made BY WIllisr
ThoIndyke, Ms. Ford's lawyer, this
morning after the Jury bad hesrd q re-
leutless excorIatlon Of The woman BY As.
sistaul Prosecutor OSsf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-05

LEICESTER NJ. fond, q prominent!
Spokane architect, ia so p'qued at Miss
b ss.o Kril,y, one OF Poughkeepsle'S
fsireA buds, btcsuae she lifted him a.
ter scceptIng bis attentions, he has sued
his former sweetheart to recover $25.,
900, WI CT amounts be feels will heal
his blstdiDg heart. NJ. Pond says thai!
his enS, cement 10 Mics Kelley cost h m
50 500 tr uavellrg expenses and gifts
BE wants this money bsck. The balsuce
OF be s25. coo he is sniDg for is for
mort fcstIop, humiliation, menisl grief,
and the gidicnle AID contempt Of bis
bu.i0e1s s.slciatCs. The outcome OF
this ,uil viii be awaited with interest,
as 81, he plaintiff be upheld in bic
contention, there is no telling the mum.
Der Of misr suits that may be instituted
la the u'nTe